On behalf of Peppler Law P.A. | Dec 28, 2015 | Division Of Assets And Debts
What happens to a pension in the equitable distribution of assets and debts? The answer depends upon when the pension was earned and whether any part of it was earned during the marriage. If the pension was fully earned before the marriage, it will not be a marital...
On behalf of Peppler Law P.A. | Sep 22, 2015 | Division Of Assets And Debts
The equity in the marital home is often one of the largest assets owned by the parties when there is a division of assets and debts. How this is treated can be complicated. If the property was purchased during the marriage and with marital funds or marital assets, the...
On behalf of Peppler Law P.A. | Sep 2, 2015 | Division Of Assets And Debts
How is my inheritance treated in a dissolution of marriage? Does my spouse get half of it as part of the division of assets and debts? As a general rule, an inheritance is not a marital asset. When your Great Aunt Mary dies and laves you a bequest of $10,000.00,...
On behalf of Peppler Law P.A. | Aug 4, 2015 | Division Of Assets And Debts
The marriage is over and you must go your separate ways. How do you fairly and equitably divide up the assets and debts that the two of you have accumulated over the years? Who pays what debts? In Florida we use the concept of the marital assets and debts. The...
