Tag Archives: Division of Assets and Debts
Daisy Camp – Video Interview with Founder Jennifer Morris
I’m especially excited about this post about Daisy Camp founder Jennifer Morris. Not only is it regarding a great topic, Daisy Camp. It’s also one of the first interactive videos that we’ve recorded through Skype. We hope this will be … Continue reading
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Divorce and Transferring the House
Thanks to Nicole N. Middendorf (Certified Divorce Financial Analyst) for this post! See her contact info below. When you get divorced and are taking the house as part of the divorce, there are no tax implications on the sale of … Continue reading
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The Four Things You Need to Financially Survive a Divorce
Thanks to Nicole N. Middendorf (Certified Divorce Financial Analyst) for this post! See her contact info below. There are four basic things that you will need to survive divorce: a place to live, little or no debt, retirement assets and … Continue reading
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Daisy Camp and DayTrooper Seminars: A Divorce Resource for Women
Daisy Camp: A Divorce Resource for Women I recently learned that DaisyCamp is now a non-profit organization (great news for everyone!). Their next retreat is scheduled for August 12 -14, 2011. They now have a “.org” website at www.daisycamp.orgwith updated … Continue reading
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Basic Guide to Minnesota Divorce Law
Here’s a link to a very helpful “Basic Guide to Minnesota Divorce Law” from the Minnesota Legal Services Coalition State Support Center. Issues addressed include: DEFINITIONS – DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE WHAT ARE MY RIGHTS BEFORE THE DIVORCE? WHAT ARE MY … Continue reading
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Real Estate in Divorce, Common Questions Answered on Minnesota State Court Website
The Minnesota State Court website answers common questions about real estate (house, farm land, etc.) in divorce. Click here to go to the Minnesota State Court website. The site addresses questions like “Who gets the house?”, “What about property purchased … Continue reading
