Separation Agreements
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Family Court Applications, Divorce
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Marriage & Cohabitation Contracts
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Wills, Powers of Attorney, & Estate Trusteeship
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The negotiation and completion of a fair separation agreement should be the first option for any person navigating the breakdown of his or her legal or common law marriage. You will be better served by solutions you've chosen yourself rather than those that might be imposed upon you. Avoid the additional time and costs of contested court proceedings. Make a contract.
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There are a number of reasons that a person may need to have his or her case settled or decided in court, but these are more likely to involve a failure of cooperation rather than a genuine disagreement on the issues. Family court applications can help by fixing time periods, requiring full disclosure, and, when necessary, obtaining a judge's input. It can be done efficiently. It can work.
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There is a category of people for whom the breakdown of a legal or common law marriage does not lead to conflict or dispute. Those with a freely and fairly negotiated marriage or cohabitation agreement know where they stand. Contracts made with proper financial disclosure will be upheld by the courts. Protect your home, your assets, your estate, for a fraction of the costs to resolve disputes following a marriage breakdown
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Ross drafts wills and powers of attorney for his clients. He also has professional experience acting as estate trustee and will step into that role for a client when when asked to do so.
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