Topic
Property Division
194 published works
Family
Imprisoned Husband in Contempt For Not Transferring Gaza Strip Property
By Kathryn Owen
Tennessee case summary on property division and contempt in divorce. Imprisoned husband found in contempt for not transferring Gaza Strip property. Nehad Abdelnabi v. Fatma Adel Sekik The wife in…
Collective Family Law Group Blog
Understanding Property Settlements After Divorce: Your Legal Rights Explained (Family Lawyers Free Consultation)
Property settlement is one of the most important aspects of divorce, as it determines how assets, debts, and financial resources are divided between separating partners. Many people assume that assets…
Family
Divorce Distribution Must Be As of Date of Judgment
By Kathryn Owen
Tennessee case summary on property division in divorce. Divorce valuation must be as of date of judgment, despite husband’s crime. Mary Rachel Cayson v. Patrick Cayson The husband and wife…
Family
Property Titled in Husband’s Name Held to Be Marital
By Kathryn Owen
Tennessee case summary on property classification in divorce. Property held to be marital, even though titled in name of husband. Kathleen Nell Snapp v. Timothy Alva Snapp The parties in…
Pennsylvania Divorce and Domestic Relations Blog
Does Your Settlement Agreement Address Contingencies?
By Mark Ashton
Lots of people separate and divorce without complex assets. The typical case involves a home with equity; cars and other personal property; retirement plans; and (hopefully) some investment accounts. Most…
Kogut & Wilson Blog
Kirsten L. Meeder Advances to Partner at Kogut & Wilson
Kogut & Wilson is excited to announce the elevation of Kirsten L. Meeder to partner. Since joining Kogut & Wilson in 2021, Kirsten has represented clients in a wide array…
Collective Family Law Group Blog
Expert Guide to Property Division in Australia: Navigating Separation and Protecting Your Rights
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Family
Property Division and Transitional Alimony Reviewed in Chattanooga, Tennessee Divorce: Jensen v. Jensen
By K.O. Herston
Can a 110% to -10% division of marital property be equitable in a Tennessee divorce?
Family
Divorce Property Division Must Account for Property in Nigeria
By Kathryn Owen
Tennessee case summary on property division and alimony in divorce. Property division and alimony need to include parties’ property in Nigeria. Augustina C. Durunna v. Nelson I. Durunna The husband…
Future Lawyer
Do You Have Annoying Aunts In Your Family?
By rickgeorges
We've all seen the commercials. The annoying Aunt who comes to visit and never stops criticizing your home skills and everything else. Well, I have a solution for you. Related…