There are various defenses that can be asserted against a claim for equitable distribution including absolute divorce, a prior property settlement, reconciliation, death, and federal law.
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Articles
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FAQS
- How do I ensure my right to equitable distribution of marital assets?
- Does absolute divorce bar an equitable distribution claim?
- What is the identification of property in the equitable distribution process?
- Who will divide our property?
- What is Equitable Distribution?
Forms
- Free Trader Agreement
- Sample Separation Agreement
- Equitable Distribution Affidavit
- Mecklenburg County Equitable Distribution Affidavit
- Cabarrus County Financial Affidavit
Statutes
- §50-20. Distribution by court of marital and divisible property upon divorce
- §50-20.1. Pension and retirement benefits
- §50-21. Procedures in actions for equitable distribution of property; sanctions for purposeful and prejudicial delay
- Contempt of Court Statutes
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