Divorce can get ugly. While some couples divorce peacefully, for others, it becomes a battle. Suspicion and mistrust become part of the game. Many people assume that when a spouse asks for divorce, he or she probably has money “stashed away somewhere.” Some hire private investigators to find it.
Getting a divorce and selling your home are possibly two of the most stressful life events. Raleigh real estate expert, Linda Craft, walks us through some advice for those in this situation.
Finances are one of the most significant concerns for most people when they divorce. If you and your partner can work out how to divide your money on your own, you’ll probably both feel far better about the result than if you go to court.
While you are separated, many people find it helpful to create a separation agreement. While not legally required, a separation agreement can settle some aspects of divorce during the period before the divorce is final.
Many couples going through a divorce own a home to divide as part of their assets or debts. But what if you just purchased that home or property?
Not long ago in our divorce workshop, someone asked the simple (and yet complicated) question: “What do I get half of?
While there are various ways to divide debts, students loans can be frustrating for couples. Must both of you pay for one person’s student loans?
If you and your partner have decided to divorce, it’s possible he or she is hiding assets. If you feel something is amiss, here are signs your partner is hiding assets.