Question from a reader:
Is there an advantage to hiring a lawyer when creating a divorce notarized document? At this point, we are not in conflict, but I think it would be reassuring to have a lawyer involved in case future issues arise, such as delays in child support payments or requests for reductions. I intend to include enforcement clauses, but
Question from a Reader:
In the case of property division, who bears the burden of proof regarding whether retirement benefits received from parents are separate property or marital property? It would be helpful if you could also explain the reasons and basis for this.
Issues related to property division are an important theme that often arises in divorce or separation.
Question from a reader:
I recently got divorced and I want to create a notarized document. I heard from a friend that if my ex-husband changes jobs, the notarized document becomes ineffective unless he finds a new job. Is this true?
Creating a notarized document after divorce is very meaningful, especially when arrangements
