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Debt Division in Divorce: Who Is Responsible for What?

Posted by Mattis Law, A.P.C. on February 20, 2024 in Property Division

Divorce is a complex process that involves the dissolution of not only emotional ties but also financial obligations between spouses. One crucial aspect often overshadowed is the division of debts. Understanding the implications of debt division is paramount for both parties involved, as it can impact their financial well-being post-divorce.read more

Hidden Gems: Finding Hidden Assets During Property Division

Posted by Mattis Law, A.P.C. on December 20, 2023 in Property Division

In California, community property division is designed to ensure a fair distribution of assets acquired during the marriage. The underlying principle is to promote fairness by providing both parties with an equal share of the marital estate. However, this process can be complicated when hidden assets come into play, disrupting the intended fairness.read more

Dividing an Online Business in a Divorce

Posted by Mattis Law, A.P.C. in Property Division

For the past two decades, more and more California businesses have shifted to online marketplaces, with many relying solely on e-commerce sites to handle their orders and services. When a business is shared by a couple that later divorces, dividing these assets, especially the digital ones, can be extremely confusing. You may find it difficult to determine what is marital or separate property without the aid of an experienced San Diego divorce lawyer.

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Protecting Your Child’s Inheritance in a Divorce

Posted by Mattis Law, A.P.C. in Property Division

A divorce involving children can be difficult on its own, even without thinking about financial matters. In some cases, you may have family heirlooms or property you want to save for your child. Or, if your child is the result of another relationship, you may worry that anything you set aside for them will be considered marital property. However, there are ways to ensure your child’s right to inheritance is not violated in a divorce.

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