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ARTICLE · 03 JANUARY 2013

I'm Divorced, Now What?

After you have finally made it through the divorce process and attend the final judgment hearing, the question often becomes, "Now what?". Once a divorce is finalized, there are still many things that need to be considered. The following are some, but certainly not all, examples:

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After you have finally made it through the divorce process and attend the final judgment hearing, the question often becomes, "Now what?". Once a divorce is finalized, there are still many things that need to be considered. The following are some, but certainly not all, examples:

1. Transferring of Assets -  Often, parties come to an agreement regarding the division of assets and memorialize this in a written settlement agreement.  This document often contemplates who will be receiving certain bank accounts and other assets, and how these transfers are to occur.  In the "calm after the storm" it can be easy to forget that these actions need to occur – i.e. accounts divided and closed, personal property exchanged, and the like. This is important as deadlines by which these actions must be taken are often imposed in the written settlement agreements.  Furthermore, when vehicles are jointly titled, but only one party is receiving the vehicle as part of the equitable

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