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Non-litigated Resolution of Financial Divorce Issues

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Non-litigated Resolution of Financial Divorce Issues

Non-litigated Resolution of Financial Divorce Issues

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Below is an example of the steps in a non-litigated resolution of financial divorce issues in Central Pennsylvania.

Note: This example does not include deadlines, possible exceptions to each step, possible additional steps, and other possible requirements. You should consult with an attorney regarding the specifics of your case.

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Process for Division of Finances

Exchange asset, debt and income information, documentation

3 Step Financial Analysis

  • Identify assets, debts, income
  • Value assets & debts
  • Determine division of assets & debts
  • Possible 4th step – if assets aren’t enough, consider alimony

Resolution

Collaborative, Mediation, Arbitration or Negotiation

Prepare & Sign Marital Settlement Agreement


Process to Obtain Actual Divorce Decree

Divorce Complaint

Filed by either party at any stage of process for division of finances

90 Day Wait Period

Or wait 1 year if both parties do not agree to get a divorce

Sign Court Required Forms

To obtain divorce decree


Two paths come together at

Divorce Decree

Requires resolution of financial issues and court required filings and forms

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