Sentences with phrase «like division of assets»

Not exact matches

ITT: (the remaining assets of ITT after the spinoff of XYL and XLS; shares started trading around $ 17 after the spinoff and rose 14 % to end the year at $ 19.33) Since this was the catchall entity after the two other divisions of ITT were spun off, it's not exactly clear what the previous performance of these assets has been as there are no pro forma financials provided like there were for XLS and XYL (and I was too lazy to create them).

Excluded property is not shared like family property so how your personal injury award fits into family or excluded property really has an impact on how division of this asset will work.

It is a valuable tool, however, to begin the process of untangling two intertwined lives and talking about important decisions that must be made about issues like child custody, child support payments, property and asset division, and alimony.

Certainly, moving out of the house is one bargaining chip that could be used when negotiating a separation agreement, just like alimony or division of assets.

Certainly, moving out of the house is one bargaining chip that could be used when negotiating a separation agreement, just like alimony or division of assets.

Like in a divorce, in an annulment the couple must decide custody and the division of marital assets and liabilities.

However, if you and your spouse disagree about important aspects of your divorce like child support or the division of the marital assets, it may take longer than 60 days to resolve these issues.

If you're like most people, the word conjures up images of a no - holds barred, bitter battle over the division of debts, assets, child custody and support.

Breakups may also involve division of substantial assets like homes.

Since Washington is a community property state with specific rules about the division of assets acquired by either partner during a marriage, dividing up your marital property (including debts) will also be required as a part of that process, just like in a divorce.

Our financial experts can advise you on potential tax consequences for various division of asset scenarios, advise you on how to split your retirement accounts, and know what future wealth, or debt, management might look like, as well as other important topics.

You're both willing to try to agree on issues like alimony, child custody, division of assets and child support.

Alimony, child custody, child support, and a fair division of community assets (like who keeps the house or how your checking and savings accounts are divided) are matters that a divorce lawyer is trained to help determine.

I do think having assets in an LLC can help on general liability issues like car wrecks, etc, I have no idea of what would happen in an LLC where only 1 spouse was a member, I suppose that the court would support limiting division to just collecting payments from it, but I have never looked at the case law.