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Property Division
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Lawdiva's Blog
90/10 Means 90/10: How the Ontario Court of Appeal Unravelled the Stacy v. Vey Award
Shelley-Anne Stacey and William Vey lived together for three and a half years. They never married and had no children. The court described their union as “unstable” with periods of…
Herold Gie News
LOVE ENDS, CO-OWNERSHIP DOESN’T: THE HIGH COURT REAFFIRMS THE RIGHT TO WALK AWAY
By HGAdmin
The purchase of immovable property by unmarried couples is more than a property shared between them, but it represents a home in which they intend to build a life together.…
California Environmental Law & Business Litigation Blogs and Articles
Protect What’s Yours: Separate Property Claims in a California Divorce
Proving that an asset is separate property can become complicated during a California divorce. Spouses who owned property before marriage, received an inheritance, or kept separate financial accounts may need…
Rincker Law Blog
Divorce Mediation for Farm Families in Illinois: Can You Protect the Farm Without Going to Court?
By Dimple Dang
Divorce Mediation for Farm Families in Illinois: Can You Protect the Farm Without Going to Court? For many farm families, that question carries far more weight than a typical property-division…
Herston on Tennessee Family Law
The Marriage License Matters More Than People Think
By K.O. Herston
Every family lawyer has heard some version of the same story.A couple lives together for years. They buy a home. One partner sacrifices career opportunities to help raise children, support…
Collective Family Law Group Blog
Can My Ex Claim Half of My Lottery WinningsAfter Separation?
You’ve separated, you’re living your own life financially, and then it happens, you win the lottery. Before the excitement even settles, a genuinely uncomfortable question follows: does your ex get…
Collective Family Law Group Blog
Future Needs and Spousal Maintenance in Australia
Separation rarely hits both partners financially the same way. One person might walk away with a strong income and a growing career. The other might have spent years out of…
Collective Family Law Group Blog
What Is the Average Split in a Divorce Settlement?Australian Guide in 2026
You’re Googling “average split in divorce settlement Australia,” hoping for a clean percentage. 50/50? 60/40? Something you can hold onto while everything else feels uncertain. Here’s the problem: chasing an…
The Korean Law Blog
Korean Supreme Court Clarifies Property Division Method for Unlisted Shares in Korean Divorce Cases
By Sean Hayes
On May 29, 2026, the Supreme Court of Korea issued a landmark decision regarding the division of unlisted shares in a divorce property-division case. The ruling is significant because the…
Herold Gie News
DIVORCE, A SOLD HOME AND THE RIGHT TO OCCUPY: WHERE THE LAW DRAWS THE LINE
By HGAdmin
Protracted divorce proceedings frequently leave spouses vulnerable and uncertain, especially where disputes arise over the family home. A common question is whether a spouse may rely on their continued occupation therein until the finalisation of the divorce proceedings, even where the…