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By Debra Frank In the midst of economic chaos - a collapsing dollar, a volatile stock market and massive unemployment - the first casualty is often marriage. Divorce rates can spike during these times, often leaving couples unprepared for the legal battle that may ensue. Already strained by a job loss or foreclosure, marriages can - and often do - fold under the cumulative weight of financial bills and personal conflict. Attorneys sho...
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