John D. Zoller, JD. CDFA June 2020 A litigated divorce is like crossing the country on a donkey. Your baggage weighs down the donkey. It frequently can’t carry you plus your baggage, so you have to walk sometimes. It’s a long way and the speed is the same – about 4 miles an hour. It [...]
Written By: Law offices of Zoller | Biacsi The recent suicide of a close friend brings this tragic topic back to my attention and to the subject of this blog. When my friend died, he was unemployed, involved in a divorce and had his two boys, one with special needs, in two different states. I [...]
Written By: Law offices of Zoller | Biacsi Many recently divorced people become frustrated after their "final" hearing because their case still requires legal work. Every case is different. However, many cases resolve with the requirement that certain accounts are equalized as of a certain date. Collecting and exchanging statements or other account information can [...]
Written By: Law offices of Zoller | Biacsi Many divorcing parents are surprised to learn that their spouse, when faced with daily separation from the children, seems to suddenly take interest in mundane parenting tasks like filling prescriptions and attending regular dental checkups. Take, for example, this recent conversation between parents: Joe: Are you changing [...]
Written By: Law offices of Zoller | Biacsi Many people facing a divorce and an allocation-equitable division of their property mistakenly believe that the way a particular piece of property, a car, a time share or a vacation home is titled determines who will be awarded the item. Often the spouse who is not actively [...]
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