Financial Budgeting is not a mandatory legal requirement, but perhaps it should be. It is one of the most complicated tasks when reaching an Agreement and is frequently overlooked. Without proper budgeting most Separation / Divorce Agreements are signed with little regard to the affordability of the Agreement. THIS IS
Now that you know your expenses and your financial budgets, you are ready to negotiate the financial aspects of your Agreement. This can be challenging and even scary. If you have children, your situation is even more complicated. Parents have a moral, if not legal responsibility, to support their children
Most separating couples have never seen one. The Family Law Professional’s role is to help separating couples reach consensus during their negotiations, if possible. The following are some questions people need to consider. Some of the most common Family Law sections in a Separation / Divorce Agreement are: Should the
Statistically, 20% of adults suffer from emotional difficulties. An additional 5% have extreme mental health issues. Therefore, 1 in 4 adults suffer from emotional problems, which will likely impact their spouse, their children, their own life and cause Parenting Challenges. Every year children are born to parents who struggle with
If you are going through a Separation or Divorce; you will likely need insurance to secure your Child Support or Spousal Support / Alimony payments. Come To Agreement has the perfect solution for you: “Rebalancing Beneficiary Support Insurance”.
The Smiths were married for 12 years and have 2 children, Jill who’s 12 and Ben who’s 10. Jill and Ben were happy kids who were never in trouble, did well in school and attended church on Sundays with their mom and dad. Most of the parents’ friends thought they
