Leaving the marital home during a divorce does not automatically mean you lose your rights to the property or the custody of your children, but it can impact your case in several important ways. It’s essential to weigh the pros and cons and take steps to protect your interests. Here’s what to know before making the decision:
One of the most common questions the Onward experts get asked is: How should I be spending, or should I be spending at all? Making a large purchase during the divorce process, even if your spouse agrees, can be complicated and might raise concerns depending on your situation and jurisdiction. Here are key factors to consider:
What are the key differences? Both Quitclaim Deeds and Special Warranty Deeds are used to transfer property ownership, but they offer various levels of protection, guarantees, and usage scenarios. Here’s the 411 so you can be well informed on which may serve you best.
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