Topic
Equitable Distribution
186 published works
North Carolina Appellate Practice Blog
Enforcing Equitable Distribution Orders During an Appeal
Equitable distribution orders often direct the payment of money from one former spouse to the other. And normally money judgments are entirely enforceable during an appeal, unless the appellant gets…
NJ Family Legal Blog
Is a Gift a Gift if You Don’t Know You Got it?
The issue of gifting comes up with some frequency in family law cases. Generally, gifts from third parties that are not subsequently commingled are exempt from equitable distribution. Parties also…
Greenberg & Walden, LLC Blog
What Are the Most Common Signs of Fraud in Divorce?
By Accel Admin
Though you marry for love, it’s almost inevitable that your finances will become intertwined with your spouse’s. However, this can make getting a divorce confusing, as some assets may become…
Virginia Family Law Journal
“It Takes Two to Make a Thing (Marriage) Go Right”
By Rob Hagy
From the Circuit Court of Hanover County comes the divorce case of Jennifer M. Payne v. David Ray Payne, Record No. 0065-22-2.In this matter, on December 16, 2021, the Hanover…
Religion Clause
Bishop Must Testify in Divorce Case with Millions of Dollars at Stake
L.M. v. M.A., (NY County Sup. Ct., Feb. 6, 2023), is a decision by a New York state trial court refusing to quash a subpoena that orders a Coptic Orthodox…
Pennsylvania Family Law
EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION OF THE FATTENING CALF
In olden days, which is to say about 20 years ago, divorce clients would see their lawyers and discuss the family business as just that, the family business. It could…
Greenberg & Walden, LLC Blog
How Does Debt Division Work in a Divorce?
By Accel Admin
One of the many things that must be settled in your divorce proceedings is how your assets will be divided. In a similar way, the New Jersey court must also…
Greenberg & Walden, LLC Blog
What Is Involved in a High Net Worth Divorce?
By Accel Admin
As high-net individuals, having over $1 million in net liquid assets, you and your spouse will have to opt for a high net worth divorce. With this, you may be…
Pennsylvania Family Law
EQUITY OVERCOMES THE LAW IN A LAND TITLE CASE
First, foremost, the case decided on October 12, 2022 is non-precedential, leaving the bench and bar to debate whether it matters.* But, the decision in Nally v. Nally, 163 EDA…
Greenberg & Walden, LLC Blog
What is the Possibility of Losing My House After My Divorce?
By Accel Admin
With the termination of your marriage, you may be worried about the fate of many of your assets, especially your house. Continue reading to learn about the possibility of losing…