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Posted by Lawyer - Mark Chinn on May 15, 2012
Almost every divorce involves either the transfer of ownership or use of the marital home. What most people don’t know is that the transfer of either title or use of the marital home triggers a loss of homestead exemption and they need to reapply. See:Miss. Code Ann Section 27-33-31. [link]. Divorcing persons and divorce attorneys [...]
Categories: Divorce, Divorce Laws, Financial, home, Legal, Real Estate, Tips
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Posted by Lawyer - Mark Chinn on April 3, 2012
Your spouse has left the home. You don’t know if they have a lawyer or whether divorce is imminent, but you are afraid or concerned because they have free access to the home. What is the law, and what do you do? Until a court order is entered, both spouses have access to the home. [...]
Categories: Divorce, Financial, home, How to Divorce, Legal, Separation, Tips
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Posted by Lawyer - Tanya Helfand on February 21, 2012
Many factors are involved in determining the parenting arrangement after divorce, including but not limited to, the parents’ abilities to cooperate and communicate, and the parents’ historic roles during the marriage, and feasibility of a parenting arrangement considering the work responsibilities of the parents, and proximity of their homes after the divorce. Issues of abuse [...]
Categories: Child Custody, Children & Divorce, home, Parenting, Visitation
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Posted by Lawyer - Mark Chinn on January 17, 2012
Child abusers are masters of deception. They often disguise their abuse with careers of service, such as children’s ministry, or church, or school. They also conceal their character by attaching themselves to people whose reputations are beyond repute. People seem to assume that people with great character will only have those with great character around [...]
Categories: Children & Divorce, Emotions, home, Legal, Love & Relationships
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Posted by Lawyer - Mark Chinn on October 17, 2011
I know I normally talk about family law matters, but this information is too valuable not to pass on. The author of the following information also suggests you place your car keys by your bed so you can hit your car alarm button on your keys if a burglar enters, and to get wasp spray [...]
Categories: home, Single Parents, Stress, Tips, Uncategorized
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Posted by Lawyer - Mark Chinn on September 19, 2011
There are many occasions when police are called upon to help in a domestic situation. The most obvious situation is a marriage argument or fight. Another common situation involves one spouse trying to leave the home and take personal possessions. I have had experience with many different situations and many different police officers and departments. [...]
Categories: Divorce, Divorce Laws, home, Real Estate, Separation, Tips
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Posted by Coach - Judith Geiger on June 9, 2011
You feel like the man you loved and had children with, all those years ago, can no longer see you. He dates freely and invites friends over as though you aren’t even there. The real tragedy is no longer the divorce. The gripping tragedy today, is that because of financial circumstances, both of you are [...]
Categories: Divorce, Emotions, home, Tips
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Posted by Lawyer - Mark Chinn on May 9, 2011
Be sure he is gone. It is best if he is far enough away that he cannot get back in time if he is alerted. Be prepared for the possibility he may have alerted a neighbor to keep an eye on things for him. Move fast. Make sure all arrangements are made ahead of time [...]
Categories: Children & Divorce, Divorce, Divorce Laws, Emotions, home, How to Divorce, Separation, Stress, Tips, Uncategorized
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Posted by Relationships Expert - Mark Banschick on May 4, 2011
In my psychiatric practice I am witnessing a major societal conflict about values. And it is happening in the lives of the individuals who are sitting on my couch, right in front of me. Value One: The value of personal happiness: Shouldn’t I be entitled to be happy? Value Two: There is the value of [...]
Categories: home, Parenting
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Posted by Relationships Expert - Mark Banschick on April 20, 2011
According to the Federal Reserve Board’s 1995 Survey of Consumer Finance, only 42 percent of children aged 14 to 18 live in an intact two-parent married family. This according to The Heritage Foundation (2000) has left many children at risk for a host of problems, from academic underperformance to mood issues like depression and self [...]
Categories: home, Parenting
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