Can you afford to sue your ex for your share of the property in your divorce?
There is an article in The New York Times about a new business in Hollywood that will finance your divorce in exchange for a piece of the settlement. It is intended for people with substantial assets but poor cash flow. This enables the cash-poor person to pursue their fair share of the property.
I was at first shocked by this by why not? I don’t think it will cause frivolous lawsuits.
June is Pride Month, a time to celebrate the diversity, resilience, and contributions of LGBTQIA+ communities across Canada. It is also an opportunity to reflect on the legal progress that…
Separation is stressful on its own. Add a layoff, reduced hours, or a spouse who hasn’t worked in years, and suddenly there’s panic about bills, support payments, and what happens…
A marriage contract is supposed to create certainty.
But in reality, not every agreement survives a legal challenge. When contracts are set aside, it’s rarely because of one single issue. It’s usually a combination of shortcuts taken early on.If you’re thinking about putting one in place, it’s worth understanding where things tend to go wrong, and how to avoid those problems from the start.
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