by allison | Jul 6, 2020 | divorce, Property Division
Ending a marriage can upset many parts of your life, especially your finances. You should take several precautions from when you seriously begin to think about divorce until after the decree is issued to protect your finances and your rights. First, document any...
by allison | Jun 8, 2020 | equitable-distribution, Property Division
Before asking for a divorce, the spouse thinking of divorce must decide if that is truly what they want, from both an emotional and financial perspective. While the emotional side of whether or not to ask for a divorce is nebulous, the financial perspective can be...
On behalf of Purdy Law Office, LLC | May 11, 2020 | Property Division
For the past 20 years, divorce rates for people over age 50 have steadily risen. Citing financial management reasons, addiction, infidelity, and more, “grey divorce” can cause seniors no small amount of stress. An older spouse considering divorce likely has many...
On behalf of Purdy Law Office, LLC | Apr 13, 2020 | divorce, Property Division
Divorce has a way of affecting all areas of life. When it comes to your finances, such topics like property division and alimony may have you confused and wondering how your future will look after the dust settles. Here is some information, as well as a few tips, you...
On behalf of Purdy Law Office, LLC | Feb 7, 2020 | Property Division
No matter how you manage your money during your marriage, committing financial infidelity could create some problems. Financial infidelity refers to the act of keeping money from your partner. And according to a recent survey, 57 percent of millennials, 37 percent of...
On behalf of Purdy Law Office, LLC | Jan 30, 2020 | Property Division
Divorce even between two salaried, nine-to-five employees can be hard to agree on and delicate to calculate. When one or both have complicated compensation packages and intimate entanglements with a business’s assets, breaking up can truly be hard to do. Sometimes it...
On behalf of Purdy Law Office, LLC | Jan 27, 2020 | Property Division
Even if you don’t have insurance now, it may be something you should consider getting ordered as part of your divorce, especially if you have children. If one spouse will be paying support, a life insurance policy could guarantee that the support continues even if...
