A prenuptial agreement can
address asset division, future property rights, and other matters.
Not exact matches
In addition to
asset division, it can also
address debt
division and alimony.
This document
addresses any
assets owned by either or both parties and identifies properties exempted from the property
division upon divorce.
Some of the main topics that need to be
addressed are child custody, referred to now as legal decision - making, parenting time, child support, alimony (i.e., spousal maintenance), a
division of marital
assets and debts, and the payment of attorney fees, expert witness fees, and court costs.
Adopt a non-adversarial approach to
address division of
assets, setting of spousal support, child maintenance and custody and access issues
Divorce lawyers help their clients to understand the many issues that need to be
addressed, from alimony and child support to
division of
assets.
We are frequently called upon to
address high -
asset property
division matters, interstate and international cases and more.
Additionally, the
division of
assets and debts will be
addressed in the dissolution of the marriage.
The settlement agreement must
address all relevant issues, which can include
division of
assets and debt, issues relating to children, who will maintain the marital residence and so forth.
The most common issues
addressed are custody and parenting time for your children, support for the children and / or spouse, equitable distribution of the marital
assets, and
division of marital debt.
Not only can they discuss the
division of
assets or debts and the provision of alimony / spousal maintenance, once a Postnuptial Agreement is executed it may be submitted to a Court to
address immediate issues of child support and a parenting plan as part of an action unconnected to a divorce.
The agreement should state that any property not
addressed in the agreement remains frozen until property
division is
addressed during the divorce, to keep either spouse from selling and / or hiding
assets.
Your separation agreement can
address custody and child support if you have children, as well as the
division of marital
assets.
Evolving Family Law, presented by Moss & Barnett, A Professional Association, examines how Minnesota law
addresses issues in dissolution proceedings including custody and parenting time,
division of property and
assets, spousal maintenance and child support and the treatment of Premarital Agreements by the courts.
Rather, it will provide you with a mediator who, acting as a neutral third party, will help the two of you
address all of the questions concerning the custody and care of your children, the
division of your
assets, support, and the many other issues that should properly be resolved in your ultimate agreement.
The book talks straight about
division of
assets, retirement accounts, insurance and other financial issues that have to be
addressed in divorce.
Of course, you and your spouse may specifically negotiate the legal date of separation in your agreement as you
address the
division of all of your marital
assets and debts.
Untying the knot is tougher than getting married, as couples face the challenge of
addressing the
division of
assets, child custody, and parenting when choosing to divorce.
A separation agreement is a document that
addresses the issues in your divorce, such as alimony, parenting time,
asset division and more.
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