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Everything you need to know about the financial side of divorce
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[QUOTE="Holicent, post: 253291, member: 76163"] [FONT=Times New Roman] A divorce is a significant event in your life. It's not just the loss of a spouse that you'll have to deal with; it's also the financial issues that can make or break your future. There are many things you need to consider when it comes to money during a divorce. You may be wondering how much alimony and child support you're due, what happens if one person has more income than the other, and how long will it take for you to get your former spouse's assets? Here are some of the most important things you need to know about the financial side of divorce: Property division documents include everything from deeds and mortgages to retirement accounts and life insurance policies. These are used by both spouses to determine how they will share their property after the divorce is finalized. Spousal support agreements are also known as alimony agreements, which may also be referred to as "maintenance" or "income maintenance." They define how much money each spouse must contribute toward supporting his or her former spouse during the divorce proceedings.[/FONT] [/QUOTE]
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