A challenge in so many families today after a parent or parents die, is having a solution for fairness when dividing blended family estates and half-sibling estates or combinations of the two. For some families, all of the children may feel equally a part of the same core family and
It’s a universal truth about divorce – everyone has household items and everyone needs to know the best practice for dividing household items amid divorce. Most attorneys will tell you that it’s never worth fighting over household items and with an eye on saving on the legal expenses, your attorney
Now that FairSplit has been live for more than a year and used by many families and couples to eliminate animosity among heirs, this specific feedback: “I have no idea how we would have done this without FairSplit!” comes repeatedly from those that had obvious and known conflict heading in.
Divorce is a challenge especially when it comes to splitting personal property. This is true regardless of whether one initiated it, is unwilling in it, or it was mutually agreed upon. There are legal formulas for calculating child support, alimony and ownership of debt and assets that vary by state.
Not all estate divisions require a complete estate assets list. It is funny the realizations we get after working with enough families dividing estates between heirs. While some families need to list pretty much everything because someone will want it, most are finding much less than half of the items
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