Hi...
This is a question that I am hoping that Lindsay could answer for me.
I am attempting to pursuade my spouse to draft our own Separation Agreement, maybe via a paralegal, but it's difficult when you can not agree on some of the financial matters like home value and joint/no-joint debt.
For me, I see it simply as crunchng some numbers as:
((Assets(home) - debt / 2 + PENSION VALUE) = Possible buy-out figure.)!. Is the debt not considered 50/50 in a court of law.? Proving "unequal equalization" or reckless spending is a very difficult & costly thing to try to do.
Since we are joint owners of the house and both work is the property tax on the house not considered a joint matter. We have property taxes outstanding for 2006 on our home which I am more then willing to pay my share. Is my spouse not obligated to pay her share.
Regards
This is a question that I am hoping that Lindsay could answer for me.
I am attempting to pursuade my spouse to draft our own Separation Agreement, maybe via a paralegal, but it's difficult when you can not agree on some of the financial matters like home value and joint/no-joint debt.
For me, I see it simply as crunchng some numbers as:
((Assets(home) - debt / 2 + PENSION VALUE) = Possible buy-out figure.)!. Is the debt not considered 50/50 in a court of law.? Proving "unequal equalization" or reckless spending is a very difficult & costly thing to try to do.
Since we are joint owners of the house and both work is the property tax on the house not considered a joint matter. We have property taxes outstanding for 2006 on our home which I am more then willing to pay my share. Is my spouse not obligated to pay her share.
Regards
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