The store had been a staple in the Schnitzelber neighborhood for more than 100 years before the current owners put it up for sale.
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Your official 2019 Forecastle app is now available for iOS and Android! Schedules, an interactive map, important safety notifications and information… the app has it all! PLUS, you’ll be able to upgrade your tickets right from the app starting Thursday. Download it now and start building your schedule – We’re only 3 days away!
Want to relive the magic of your favorite Forecastle sets? Check out My Festival Journey presented by Hotels.com in the app to track the artists you see this weekend.
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When it comes to filing for a divorce, most people don’t realize how this action will affect their assets or property. In some cases, one or both people involved in the divorce have no idea what kind of property they own or how it should be divided between them. In this respect, it is important to have someone to provide you with legal help with family law matters so that you avoid making any mistakes during a divorce and possibly lose some of the assets that are yours to own.
Today, we’ll be talking about property and how you should divide it, as well as about the factors and aspects related to a divorce that influence this division of property.
Divorces are most often one-sided. There are options for those who wish to solve matters in a different way. In this respect, we will showcase the two main types of divorce, as well as a third type which falls in-between the other two.
Obviously, an uncontested divorce means that both parties are in agreement. They agree with the divorce and will file the papers with the court. No formal trial is typically implied in this type of scenario.
Most people prefer this type of divorce as it is much less expensive than its counterpart. An uncontested divorce will save all parties time, legal fees and court costs. In most cases, it will also have less stress and drama.
The usual type of divorce, especially when high-valued properties and assets are at stake, is the contested divorce. This implies a disagreement between the two parties. The soon-to-be-former couple may have issues over areas such as children, property, and spousal support which will have to be settled in court. As you might expect, a contested divorce can be costly, quite long and potentially contentious. For this reason, only 5 percent of divorces are estimated to be settled in court.
As mentioned, there are other types of divorce as well, types that usually involve collaborative options, mediation, and arbitration. In such cases, the couple will be independently represented by certain counsel but will avoid the full costs that would come with a trial.
Obviously, your property must be a certain type in order for both parties to be able to claim a part of it. You know very well that one of the most important questions in a divorce is:
“Who gets the house?”
In order to find out the answer, you will have to take a look at the state law which divides properties into community property or separate property.
Selling a home can sometimes be quite difficult. Having additional outside factors, such as a divorce, will make it even more so. That’s why it is always smart to surround yourself with professionals who can guide in you the right direction.
If you want to divide your property yourselves, you can do so. Follow these steps to move forward through the process. If there are disagreements between the parties, you should hire a lawyer.
Even though you can save some money by dividing the property yourselves, it is still highly recommended that you employ an attorney to help you with such matters. After all, you don’t want to regret giving anything up to your spouse after you complete the divorce.
A professional divorce attorney will help you make the best decisions. This is what they are paid to do. If you need to divide up a property during a divorce, hiring an attorney makes a lot of sense.
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