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Apr 18, 2011

Question:

I'm looking for legal separation advice. While my wife and I were separated but still married, I paid off two loans using money I cashed in from my 401k. I was told I would be the one solely responsible for the taxes on the 401k withdrawl.

At what point in a separation leading to a divorce are assets and debt still considered marital property? Should we both be responsible for the tax money owed?


Mar 14, 2011

divorce attorney Jill DuffyQuestion:

My wife and I are in the middle of a divorce. We unfortunately had sex during an emotional breakdown while we were separated.

Will this affect the divorce case in any way? Do we have to start the whole divorce process over since there is supposed to be a set amount of time we are to be "separated" before the divorce can be granted?


Dec 08, 2010

Divorce attorney Jason BowmanQuestion:

My wife and I are separated but not yet divorced. The children have lived solely with me since we broke up.

My question is regarding child custody. Can my wife legally come and take the children from me?


Nov 26, 2010

Question:Cordell & Cordell attorney Andrea Miller

If a couple has been living separately but do not have a legal separation, are assets acquired during the separation considered marital property?

 


Nov 25, 2010

divorce attorney Jill DuffyQuestion:

My wife wants to move out of the marital home with our two children. She wants to keep most of her personal property in the home, and wants me to sign a document saying she can come get her and the kids' property in a few months.

I don't entirely trust her right now and am worried about signing anything she draws up. Should I sign the letter or will it hurt me?


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