Finacial agreements in divorce?
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Depends on so many things. Here is 19 years of experience in law, boils down to two things. 1. Initially you need to see a good family law lawyer to get an orientation. 2. Once you are oriented to your rights and the laws of your state - the most important thing is - try to agree to as much as possible with your ex or soon to be ex. The more you fight the more you pay in court costs and attorney fees.
This is not intended as legal advise, just a free suggestion.
It depends on your circumstances. whether children are involved etc.
keep it out of court or suffer
Varies depending on income, children, assests gained in marriage, length of marriage, etc. There are so many factors that I can't tell you exactly who gets what.
Its a pretty cold affair in the UK. They start with a split of everything 50/50 (unless kids are involved). Then, take assets into consideration like pensions, savings, etc. no notice is taken of fault, or length of marriage (which is wrong in my opinion) and then a cash settlement is made. Thats pretty much it, for ordinary people that is (not for the rich and famous as you know). Get a GOOD solicitor (preferably one by recommendation)!
start by screwing him for everything and dont settle for less than half including his pension. remember you have your future to consider
you have to decide between you both if not through a solicitor if you have to.
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