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Divorce Settlement
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Minnesota Family Law Blog
Determining the Valuation Date as Part of a Minnesota Divorce
By Jason Brown
Dividing marital assets is a key component of any Minnesota divorce proceeding, and an essential part of that process is determining the valuation date. The valuation date plays a critical…
Minnesota Family Law Blog
Valuation and Division of Stock Options and RSUs in a Minnesota Divorce
By Jason Brown
Dividing assets in a Minnesota divorce can be complex, particularly when dealing with stock options and restricted stock units (RSUs). Unlike traditional assets such as real estate and retirement accounts,…
Lawdiva's Blog
Dividing Corporate Assets by Sealed Bid and a Butterfly Transaction Awaits Another Day
Chapman v. Chapman 2024 BCCA 372 is an example of a family case that considered complex corporate assets and the unique valuation and division of property by way of sealed…
Manassa Family Law Articles
How are Childcare Expenses Divided After Divorce?
Family Law and Divorce Lawyers Divorce forces parents to confront financial realities they may not have anticipated, and childcare expenses are one of the most pressing concerns. Who pays for…
Pennsylvania Divorce and Domestic Relations Blog
Lessons for 2025 from the Brangelina Divorce
By Mark Ashton
This will be short because few of us have much in common with the lives of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. The news circulating today is that they have finally…
Connecticut Family Law Blog
Does cheating affect property division in divorces?
By Amrie.cruz@thomsonreuters.com
Infidelity often triggers divorce, stirring up intense emotions and confusion about how it affects property division. However, many Stamford residents misunderstand the impact of cheating on divorce settlements. Connecticut uses…
Connecticut Family Law Blog
Can heirlooms be part of a divorce settlement agreement?
In divorce proceedings, the division of assets often extends beyond financial holdings to include cherished family heirlooms. These items, steeped in sentimental and historical significance, can be part of a…
Family Law Prof Blog
Who gets the airline miles in the divorce?
By Family Law
From The Washington Post:When a marriage ends, there’s much to consider: custody arrangements, who gets the house, how the furniture is divided, what happens to the pets.But what about the…
NJ Family Legal Blog
A Trial Is Not The Only Way To Settle Your Divorce
A trial is not the only way to settle your divorce
Family
Division of Proceeds from Sale of Property Affirmed in Knoxville, Tennessee Divorce: Holleman v. Holleman
By K.O. Herston
Is there any substantive difference between a judgment and a final order in Tennessee?