Perspective
Nov. 12, 2016
Navigating finances in a dissolution of marriage
During a dissolution of marriage, tempered financial management is essential to protecting your client from court imposed sanctions and penalties. By James Giacchetti
During a dissolution of marriage, tempered financial management is essential to protecting your client from court imposed sanctions and penalties. Parties to a dissolution are required to preserve assets - both separate and community - until the court has determined each party's respective estate interests. This general prohibition can conflict with realities of life; at times, important expenses (which may not qualify as "nece...
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