Not exact matches
Collaborating with staff
from the
Division of Special Education and Student Services related to
equitable services.
FL&NY are
Equitable Distribution states, because their marriage laws developed
from English Common Law and they have adopted new laws in the twentieth century to ensure
equitable division of property acquired during marriage.
-- Reduces or even eliminates some divorce battles — Specifies how to divide business income and future income — Specifies how to handle any property one or both spouses owned independently before marrying — If one or both spouses have children
from a previous marriage, specific language in a prenup helps protect those children if divorce occurs — Unlike similar agreements made after marriage (postnup agreements), a prenup holds up better in court — Sets predetermined guidelines for fair and
equitable property
division
In these divorce cases, the most important thing is to walk away
from the process with a financial portfolio that can sustain you in the future, and which contains an
equitable division of your marital property.
A Collaborative Divorce «team» usually includes a financial expert (to help the couple create an
equitable division of property) and a mental - health professional (to act as a coach to help one or both parties work through the emotional issues that are preventing the couple
from reaching settlement).