Both parties in a divorce are expected to completely disclose all of their assets when it comes time to divide up the marital property.Of course, it doesn't always work that way. A lot of spouses have attempted to hide assets from their warring partners in the past --...
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Month: April 2018
How using social media can complicate divorce
On Behalf of MARVEL & WONG, PLLC | Apr 23, 2018 | Blog
If you are like many Americans, using social media may be something you do multiple times every day, but if you are going through a divorce, you might be wise to refrain from visiting and posting on your favorite sites. Nowadays, you need to consider the fact that...
Going through a divorce? Put a hold on romance
On Behalf of MARVEL & WONG, PLLC | Apr 18, 2018 | Divorce
If you've been in an unhappy marriage for a long time, it might be tempting to move on with someone new even before your divorce is final. After all, you probably feel like you've wasted enough time in your life already.However, starting a new relationship right now...
Custody and the children of drug-addicted parents
On Behalf of MARVEL & WONG, PLLC | Apr 12, 2018 | Child Custody
A lot of people in the nation are struggling with drug addiction -- and parents aren't immune to the problem. The problem can be bad enough when only one parent suffers from an addiction. When both parents are addicted, however, other family members can be forced to...
Man convicted of perjury for lying on divorce papers
On Behalf of MARVEL & WONG, PLLC | Apr 5, 2018 | Family Law
A Texas man has been convicted of perjury after he signed his wife's name to the completed divorce paperwork and filed it. The divorce wasn't contested and the couple still had an amicable relationship, so his ex-wife is unsure why he took such an unusual step. She...
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