Financial separation is an important part of many mutual divorce settlements. Spouses may have a home loan, car loan, personal loan, education loan, business borrowing, joint credit card, overdraft, guarantee obligation or other outstanding liability. A divorce decree does not,...
Resolving Contract Disputes: What You Need to Know Contracts are an essential part of doing business. They help to define the terms of an agreement between two parties and provide a framework for resolving disputes that may arise. However, even...
When spouses agree to seek divorce by mutual consent, one practical difficulty may arise when one of them cannot conveniently attend court in person. This can happen because a spouse is living in another city or country, has employment obligations,...
Mutual divorce proceedings are intended to provide a structured way for spouses who have jointly decided to end their marriage to approach the court. In practice, however, attending every hearing physically can be difficult when one spouse is living in...
Divorce does not automatically complete every legal step connected with a person’s estate. After a mutual divorce, former spouses may still remain connected through wills, nominations, bank records, investment accounts, insurance policies, provident-fund records, property documents and succession arrangements. A...
