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What Happens to a Ring After a Broken Engagement
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Who Gets the Ring?

What Happens to a Ring After a Broken Engagement A broken engagement can be a confusing and emotionally painful experience. Aside from the usual sadness, the once engaged individuals must now decide who will keep the engagement ring. Courts across the country vary on this issue,...
Posted On 06 Jan 2017
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Should You Move Out During Divorce?

Not wanting to be in the same home as your soon-to-be ex is perfectly understandable. However, moving out of the home may have numerous ramifications, both financially and for child custody purposes in the outcome of the divorce. The question here is if it always prudent for one...
Posted On 17 Sep 2015
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How do Assets Get Divided in a Divorce?

Division of Property In a Divorce You’ve decided to get a divorce but are concerned about your financial future. When you were with your soon to be ex, everything seemed to be on schedule and planned out. Now, your finances are completely up in the air and you wonder what rights...
Posted On 09 Sep 2015
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Who Gets the Marital Home After Divorce?

You have spent a life together but unfortunately, you both know it is time to call it quits and start the next phase of your life. Now the messy part starts. Who gets the home, the car, and the financial assets? Where will the children live during the divorce? Or after? Depending...
Posted On 06 Nov 2014
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Will I Lose My Pension in Divorce?

It is possible for you to lose a portion of your pension in divorce, but with the right family law help and advice, you can limit how much your spouse will get. If you were married when contributions started, the pension is considered marital property. Because of this, both...
Posted On 02 Jul 2014
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Which Spouse Gets the House In A Divorce?

When a married couple decides to end their marriage, one of the most difficult decisions may be deciding which spouse gets the house in a divorce. Division of property when a marriage ends is tricky, confusing and has long-lasting ramifications on each spouses future. Lucky for...
Posted On 21 Apr 2014
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Who Keeps the Car When We Divorce?

Want to know who gets to keep the car when you divorce?  Household budgets are tight, forcing many families to make difficult financial decisions. Some families have become single-car households, carpooling or using public transportation to get around. If the marriage ends in...
Posted On 28 Mar 2014
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Marital and Nonmarital Property

One of the biggest points of contention in a divorce is deciding what to with assets and understanding what is marital and nonmarital property. It is generally conceded that while you are married, anything acquired in the name of the married couple, regardless of who physically...
Posted On 24 Mar 2014
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Who Gets The Property During Divorce?

Who gets what property during divorce? This is a question that requires an in-depth analysis of the assets and debts of the marital estate. When purchasing a home, car, or even furniture, most married couples do not consider that they may someday need to divide this property. In...
Posted On 25 Feb 2014
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Who Gets To Keep The House After Divorce?

“Who gets to keep the house after divorce?” is one of the most common questions that arise during property division in divorce. A house is one of the most expensive assets that most married couples purchase and when the union ends in divorce, one or both parties may wish to...
Posted On 09 Oct 2013
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