Category: Living separate and apart

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Complex Property & Asset Division

Can a Claimant’s Bankruptcy Limit Equitable Property Claims?

November 24, 2025

A hand holding a smartphone displaying a calculator app in front of blurred computer screens showing financial charts, representing the detailed financial accounting required in cases involving bankruptcy and spousal property claims.

Complex Property & Asset Division

The Complexities of Joint Property Ownership in Brief Marriages

November 19, 2025

Close-up of a hand holding a small, clear hourglass with sand running out, symbolizing the limited time frame and urgency often associated with legal issues like property division in short marriages.

Complex Property & Asset Division

A Court May Discount a Debt That Reduces a Party’s Net Family Property

November 7, 2025

A couple sits on the floor and leans against a wall while reviewing their debt with bills and invoices scattered on the floor around them, representing Debt Valuation and Net Family Property.

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Category: Living separate and apart

From our blog

Complex Property & Asset Division

Can a Claimant’s Bankruptcy Limit Equitable Property Claims?

Complex Property & Asset Division

The Complexities of Joint Property Ownership in Brief Marriages

Complex Property & Asset Division

A Court May Discount a Debt That Reduces a Party’s Net Family Property

Contact Our Windsor Family Law Lawyers

Contact Our Windsor
Family Law Lawyers