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6 articles on property division from the family law team at Triangle Divorce Lawyers.
How Is Property Divided In A North Carolina Divorce?
In North Carolina, residents take pride in their work. The money they earn in exchange for their time and skills allows them to build capital and make purchases and investments that can greatly enhance their quality of life, as well as that of their families. When couples decide…
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Splitting Assets: Who Gets Our Gifts and Personal Belongings?
Dividing all the things you own during a divorce can be messy. While property and the retirement accounts are worth discussing, sometimes it’s the “little” things that cause the most concern. After all, when you split households, who gets the dishes and other household items can…
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What Will Happen to a Newly Purchased Property in Divorce?
Many couples going through a divorce own a home, and figuring out how to divide that or what to do with it can present challenges. But what if you just purchased that home or property? The answer depends. If only one partner owns the home, it is his or hers to manage.…
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What Happens to an Inheritance During a Divorce?
Splitting up money and assets during divorce rarely seems fair to either party. And if you have inherited a large sum of money from a relative or friend, you might feel even more concerned about the division: will you have to share that inheritance with your…
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Signs Your Spouse is Hiding Assets During Divorce
Call it a feeling. You suspect your spouse is hiding things from you. If you and your partner have decided to divorce, he or she may be hiding assets so they aren’t counted for child support or alimony. According to the National Endowment for Financial Education, about 31…
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Property During A Divorce: 13 Things You Should Know
Property is one of the main assets you’ll divide during divorce. Often, it’s a cause of big problems and arguments between partners. Here are 13 quick facts you should know: All earned income acquired during the marriage, no matter whose name it’s in, is considered to be…
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