North Carolina Divorce Law – Raleigh Divorce Lawyer
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Equitable distribution law presumes that an equal (50/50) division of the marital property will be equitable. Most judges in this state favor awarding each party fifty percent of the marital property will be equitable. Most judges in this state favor awarding each party fifty percent of the marital property, unless certain factors make a good […]
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When you begin to think about separating from your spouse, you will need to consider very carefully how your property will be divided. During the course of your marriage, however short it might have been, the two of you have likely accumulated some amount of stuff: both the obvious, tangible stuff—such as a house, cars, […]
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This complaint is intended only to provide you with an example of this type of document to illustrate the other materials on this site. Use of this form as your complaint would be a mistake. This complaint contains language tailored to the situation of the parties involved and your complaint will be different. Please utilize […]
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Tax-Free Transfers Property division and taxes details are incredibly important to know when going through a divorce. The tax implications of dividing marital property can create a bit of a headache. Most couples have multiple types of property; personal property, real property, investment and retirement accounts, and even business interests. It is crucial for both […]
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Understanding Property Division Property division and taxes basics. What is there you need to know? Upon the dissolution of a marriage, all marital property will have to be divided amongst the spouses. The dividing of most assets will not trigger a tax event; the IRS has created a rule allowing for any spouse-to-spouse transfer that […]
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We’ll explain the process for how property is divided, but as an initial matter it is worth noting that some marital assets are easy to value and divide, while others prove more challenging. This article will focus on some of these more challenging situations – the tricky cases.
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North Carolina Property Division Law also known as Equitable Distribution Property that is acquired during marriage by one or both spouses, and owned on the date of separation, may be defined as marital property subject to the equitable distribution law of North Carolina. Excluded, however, from the definition of marital property are gifts and inheritances, […]
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Property statutes – click one to be taken to an expanded definition. § 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 § 50-20. Distribution by court of marital and divisible […]
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