Comments on: Does Equitable Distribution mean a 50/50 split?

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By: Laurie Rosenfeld

Laurie Rosenfeld — Sun, 18 Sep 2011 09:08:00 +0000

As a lawyer myself, its always nice to hear descriptions of legal issues that people mot trained in the law can understand. I went to law school in Ohio, took the bar in Washington, and have attended a couple of CLEs on Collaborative Law. I transitioned from law to management consulting 11 years ago and then to workplace and life-transition coaching a few years ago. The legal issues surrounding divorce are complicated. I especially love the emergence of Collaborative Divorce. It creates an environment that addresses some of the topics Kendra raises.

By: Scott Powers

Scott Powers — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 07:46:47 +0000

This made me think of how many people (especially women) make assumptions about the divorce laws in their state, and proceed to plan based on those assumptions, not the facts. Getting the right information like this is so important before irrevocable decisions are made.

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divorce is such a painful chapter in a women’s life, not to mention her families. the resources that you’re providing for women is a huge asset (no pun intended). it’s so heart breaking to know that at the end of a marriage it get so ugly and it can at times come down to who gets what. it’s amazing to have the support knowing that there must be logic employed vs choices based on emotions.

By: Sammi Johnson

Sammi Johnson — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 03:30:43 +0000

This is so interesting – I live in OK and we do not have this kind of law so often times the distribution of assets falls unevenly to the higher wage earner. I knew there was another reason I missed NY

By: Tina Pruitt

Tina Pruitt — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 03:25:10 +0000

This is similar, if not identical, to what the laws in VA are….it makes sense to me! Thanks for sharing.

By: Freea

Freea — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 23:20:22 +0000

I just had this conversation with a friend the other day. Another friend of mine is a Forensic Accountant who mostly deals in divorce litigation. Sticky. Anyway, I know from my own experience, the experience of others and from the experience of my forensic accounting friend that all of this is soooo true. Tons of grey area. Thanks for reminding people who are dealing with this that it is not clear cut. I am going to read this to my friend who seemed convinced this sort of thing IS clear cut.

By: Pat Novak - New Reality Specialist

Pat Novak - New Reality Specialist — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 02:21:53 +0000

It is so important to realize and be clear about the facts, as divorce can be such an emotional process. One lawyers i feel, can take advantage of. When both sides are trying to make the other one wrong and use the judicial system to keep hurting each other. Very sad. I was divorced a long time ago and gratefully, we were able to do it responsibly, each acknowledging it was over. But, I still realize, you need to know the facts. And you have spelled out this facet very well .