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pratiyogita darpan app  Published this article page no  Hiding Assets is not the norm in divorce proceedings, but it does happen.  Find out how to find out if your spouse has hidden assets in preparation for a divorce. Not surprisingly, assets are often hidden in a divorce situation.  Why - well simply greed, or the feelings of betrayal or anger at the need to divide assets in the divorce, or the fear of not having enough after the divorce all motivate the behavior of hiding assets. In divorce, the parties assets are divided.  Under the divorce laws of some states they are divided equally and under the divorce laws of other states, they are divided "equitably" or fairly.  Equitably often means equally to overworked divorce judges. There is no way to know in advance if your spouse has or will hide assets in a divorce.  You know your spouse better than your divorce attorney will and you will need to alert your attorney to the possibility of your spouse hiding assets.  Before you get to that point, however, there are some easy steps to take to prevent your spouse from being able to hide assets.  Those steps include finding out everything you can about your assets before divorce. Before you alert your spouse that you are considering divorce, you need to compile and/or stockpile documentation about all of your assets.  If you do not have knowledge of your marital assets, it is time to find out what is there.  If bank and other statements come to the house, open them and write down account numbers and balances. If you have access to the cancelled checks, copy those as well.  It is not unusual for a spouse who is planning a divorce to transfer money to friends or relatives with the plan being that they will give that money back after a divorce is finalized.  So, you should review those records and carefully scrutinize all large or suspicious transfers that take place in the two or three years prior to or just after the filing of a divorce action. Make sure that you know where the copies of your income tax statements are.  If your spouse has a business, make sure you have a copy of several years of tax returns for that business.  All of these documents can be copied and hidden safely somewhere outside of the house in the event that you need them.  Taking these simple pre-emptive steps can mean the difference in obtaining a fair settlement in divorce.  It will also be incredibly helpful to your divorce attorney to have this information in advance. If banking and other statements and financial records are not kept at or mailed to your house, you will need to obtain those records in other ways.  You can contact the IRS to obtain copies of any tax returns that you signed.  Request copies of those returns and have them mailed to a different address - either a friend or relative or your divorce attorney.  If there are returns that you have not signed, such as business tax records, you will not be able to obtain copies of those returns from the IRS.  If you have access to your spouse's place of business, you may be able to find those tax returns there.  If you are worried about your spouse hiding assets in a divorce, you really do need to find those returns and make copies of them - for as many years as possible. If you have valuables, antiques, jewelry, art or other collectibles in your home, catalog all of them and if you have appraisals, make copies.  It is not unusual for those items to disappear or even to be pawned by a spouse in need of more funds. If you suspect that your spouse has engaged in some divorce planning and is hiding assets, let your divorce attorney know.  Ask your divorce attorney to subpoena records from any other individual or entity who could be involved in assisting your spouse in hiding those assets.  If need be, your attorney can use the services of an investigator to help to obtain financial records that have been withheld. pratiyogita darpan app

pratiyogita darpan 2021

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pratiyogita darpan 2021  Published this article page no  such a nasty thing and people should hate the destruction and harm that it does to everyone involved. The problem is that even people that hate it become victims of it inevitably. So there needs to be a source of divorce advice for those that are not using it selfishly as a way to "legitimately" escape a relationship for purely selfish reasons. Reasons like desiring more sexual conquest, or escape from something hard like a terminal illness in a spouse, or bad fina... Divorce is such a nasty thing and people should hate the destruction and harm that it does to everyone involved. The problem is that even people that hate it become victims of it inevitably. So there needs to be a source of divorce advice for those that are not using it selfishly as a way to "legitimately" escape a relationship for purely selfish reasons. Reasons like desiring more sexual conquest, or escape from something hard like a terminal illness in a spouse, or bad financial luck in a spouse, or simply lack of loyalty, and unwillingness to put in the effort that the normal hard work that a relationship takes. People should not be rewarded for pettiness, selfishness, greed, shallow hearts, laziness, lust, deceit, and on and on. Therefore there needs to be divorce advice for both holding these people accountable and for protecting the people that are victimized by the cruelty of some. At this time advice that does these things is sadly very rare, and this is part of the reason why divorce is so rampant in today's society. When you think of victims most of the time your mind pictures a poor helpless middle-aged mother who has been abandoned by an evil "player" husband for a younger and less "used" woman. This victim chose out of love and loyalty to forgo the chance to better herself with an education and career to love and raise their children and bears the scars of this sacrifice literally and figuratively. While these scars of sacrifice should make her more sexy to a man who can see and understand what a gift to him they are, they do just the opposite, and he takes off. This is common and these women need good sound divorce advice for protection and to preserve their future. Presently however this is becoming less and less typical now the opposite is true. The man who is loyal and working hard to raise his kids and provide for his family is the unattractive and boring one who gets dropped like a bad habit for a more exciting and dangerous man. These men, because this is a relatively new phenomena made possible in large part by the women's liberation movement (which had its good points, don't get me wrong), are in desperate need of good divorce advice because they find it harder to convince judges of their plight. The good news is that good divorce is there to find for whatever case you may find yourself in. It is becoming more common too as the demand gets greater sadly. So there is hope you just need to do your homework and you will recover from this terrible time. pratiyogita darpan 2021