What are some common issues that arise during divorce proceedings between ex-spouses?

 

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Jan Meriss Alfonso
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Divorce

Divorce is a stressful time. For most people, the stress of dealing with the legal aspects of the ending of a marriage is equally as stressful as the relationship itself. Most couples who get divorced at some point have to deal with issues regarding their property, assets, and debt. When it comes to these issues, there are often many questions and concerns that arise—questions about what will happen to your house or car, what happens to your belongings if you don’t have a prenuptial agreement in place, or how child support and alimony are determined. Below are just some of the common issues that arise during divorce proceedings between ex-spouses.

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This document provides only general information concerning divorce and should not be taken as legal advice. It is recommended that you consult an attorney regarding any specific legal questions you may have.

Common issues

Divorce is a complicated process and it can cause any number of problems. The most common issues that arise during divorce proceedings between ex-spouses involve:

-Issues with the children

-Issues with financial assets

Divorce is never easy. Even when the two former spouses get along, the process of dividing their shared property and determining custody and child support arrangements can be arduous. When one or both parties are uncooperative, however, things can become incredibly messy and drawn out. The problem may be related to the fact that either spouse has been hiding assets or improperly transferring funds to avoid paying alimony or child support, which means one or both of them may have committed fraud—a serious crime.

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