Neither party is required to leave the marital residence during the divorce unless a court orders one party to leave. If you and your spouse cannot reach an agreement regarding which of you will leave the residence during the...
Read MoreSelling your home is a big decision. To help you decide what is right for you, ask yourself these questions: What will be the impact (positive or negative) on my children if the home is sold? Can I afford to stay in the house...
Read MorePapers are filed, the dissolution action is pending before the Court, and you may think you are on your way to living separate and apart from the other person for the rest of your lives. Don’t start changing the keys on the door...
Read MoreOftentimes the marital residence is one of the most valuable assets owned by a married couple. It also is one of the assets to which many people become emotionally attached. So what happens with the marital residence when a...
Read MoreIt is not uncommon for one spouse to bring separate property into a marriage such as a house or land. For example, upon marriage, the husband and wife may choose to reside in a house that one of the spouses already owns. That...
Read MoreA common question among parties to a divorce is who gets to live in the house the parties share, frequently referred to as the marital residence, during the divorce. Ideally, this is a decision that the parties will reach...
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