When a couple is living happily together not many legal issues will arise in the relationship. The problem, if one of them dies or they decide to break up. If you have acquired property together the issue will be who will retain ownership. Also who will be responsible for which debts.
The best way to solve this problem is to enter into a cohabitation agreement. This way you will be able to determine which property is owned jointly and which property is owned separately by each spouse. It will also determine who will be responsible for what debts.
In this type of agreement be sure to list the property that will be owned jointly and the property that is owned separately on a separate sheet of paper. Another advantage of this agreement you will be able to state what promises were made in the event of separation. Normally you can make this agreement between each other make sure your it is in writing.
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Monday, August 29, 2011
Cohabitation Agreement
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Marital Agreements
Is a marital agreement the same as a premarital agreement? They are similar but a marriage agreement is signed by a couple who are already married.
If you are already married and are having trouble the marital agreement might be the way for you to go. If you have been married for a number of years I am sure you have accumulated a certain amount of wealth or property. This is a good way to define what you will expect in case of a divorce. Usually in a marriage one of the partners has usually acquired more wealth than the other. So by entering a marital agreement the wealthier spouse may want to divorce but will agree to postpone it if the other spouse signs the agreement and they try to work out their differences. This could be an option to a divorce.
Thursday, August 11, 2011
The Divorce Settlement
What is a divorce settlement? When getting a divorce it is necessary to come to an agreement regarding who will get certain property and who will be responsible for the joint debt. This is usually referred to as the divorce settlement.
A couple generally has two options. They can decide among themselves how to divide their property and how to handle such issues as child support and custody.
The second option is for each person to hire a separate lawyer to represent them in court.
If a couple can come to an agreement among themselves they will benefit both financially and emotionally. Property in a marriage is generally split 50-50 and child support is usually determined by the court. There is no benefit to fighting over these issues. unless you think your spouse is being dishonest or is hiding some of their assets.
There are a lot of legal questions involved in a divorce. If you and your spouse have any questions as how to divide your property and assets you could consult an attorney many lawyers will give you the first consultation free. An attorney can answer all your questions and determine if your divorce can be settled simply or determine if you might need their services.
So if you possibly can sit down with your spouse go through the options and determine what path would be best to take.
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Separation agreements
Actually a separation agreement can be helpful in planning your divorce. It will cover such items as what party will be entitled to certain properties acquired in the marriage.
It also will determine what the parties debts will be paid such as credit card bills and car payments. It could also determine what party will retain custody of a minor child. It may also cover what rights are wavered on each other's estates. The separation agreement is similar to a divorce settlement. It can also be a helpful tool to stop harassment of either party.
Before you enter into an agreement in a separation contract make sure you understand all your legal rights. If you can work out all your disagreements with a separation agreement before the divorce you will come out ahead both financially and emotionally.
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Child Support
Child Support
Monday, February 14, 2011
Termination of a marriage
1) Divorce
2) Annulment
An order of annulment is a ruling by the court that the marriage never existed.
In a divorce it must be demonstrated that the parties have irreconcilable differences.
Most of the states have what is called a no-fault divorce.Many divorce proceedings do not go to trial there is a settlement through mediation or negotiation.
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Thursday, February 10, 2011
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