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This is a continuation of Fact of Fiction? Family Law Separations Part I.
fact-or-fiction-part-2Here we look myths relating to the family business, using emotion to get what you want, and inflating a personal budget to influence support entitlement.– #divorce #separationagreement #familylawtoronto
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This is a continuation of Fact of Fiction? Family Law Separations Part I. Here we look myths relating to the family business, using emotion to get what you want, and inflating a personal budget to influence support entitlement. The short answer to the question is it a myth is followed by some preliminary questions to [ ]
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Clients may convince themselves of the accuracy of the information they receive from a friend at the gym or an erstwhile cousin who have already taken the emotional journey of separation and divorce. Their pronouncements about how child support is calculated or the entitlement thresholds for spousal support may be well intentioned yet perhaps not exactly accurate.
First, let’s look at a few myths about homes, child support, and inheritances and expose the truth. I’ll give you the short answer and some questions and brief information to reflect on. I’ll then offer a quick guide to the process options.
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Clients may convince themselves of the accuracy of the information they receive from a friend at the gym or an erstwhile cousin who have already taken the emotional journey of separation and divorce. Their pronouncements about how child support is calculated or the entitlement thresholds for spousal support may be well intentioned yet perhaps not [ ]
http://www.lorisastein.com/collaborative-approach-divorce-family-law/fact-or-fiction-family-law-separations-part-i/#utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=fact-or-fiction-family-law-separations-part-i
Sometimes deciding how to move forward is pretty clear. Both spouses are eager to talk and share and work together. Other times, it’s a hard call to make. Yes, separation has happened. Neither wants a public display of a private family matter. As my colleague, J. Mark Weiss wrote in his handout “Divorce Negotiation Basics” [ ]
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