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Divorce is unfortunately prevalent among police officers, making it essential for law enforcement personnel to understand their divorce settlement options. In this video, Chris Englebert shares divorce strategies tailored to law enforcement officers, including tips for navigating pension plans during divorce proceedings. One crucial piece of advice is to consider sacrificing the house instead of losing a portion of the pension plan. For couples who remain happily married, Chris also offers guidance on budgeting for savings, including house payments, retirement funds, and college education for their children. If you're a police officer facing divorce, this video provides valuable insights into divorce settlements for law enforcement officers, specifically regarding pension plans and property division. Don't miss out on these practical tips to protect your financial future.

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Join us as we sit down with California Family Law Attorney, Joseph Willmore, to discuss the most important differences between Oregon and California divorce laws. In this interview, Joseph answers the following:

• Is California a Community Property state, and what does that mean for my divorce?
• Can a California divorce deal with out of state property?
• What happens to separate property in a California divorce?
• What are the residency requirements in California?
• How does California calculate spousal support?
• Does California distinguish between short-term and long-term marriages?
• Is a legal separation the same as divorce in California?
• When might California courts consider fault in a divorce?
• ...and much more!

If you would like to speak with one of our family law attorneys, please call our office at (503) 227-0200, or visit our website at https://www.pacificcascadelegal.com.

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Disclaimer: Nothing in this communication is intended to provide legal advice nor does it constitute a client-attorney relationship, therefore you should not interpret the contents as such.

This is Part I of Household Finance Merger: To Combine, or not to Combine.  We have been asked quite frequently whether people should combine their finances if they get married, or commit to a long-term relationship.  You can go either way really, there’s no wrong answer.  But what really matters is to truly understand what it means and what it takes to combine (or not) finances.  Dan and Tim talked about the rights and responsibilities from an estate planning perspective.  What FDIC insurance can do for you, and how Community property (aka Marital property) states and Common law property states affect your decisions.  In the second part of the episode, we will talk about the importance of communication and the emotional impact of your decisions.

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In this episode, Ms. Rosensweig discusses the bizarre case that came out of Michigan, where a man has been ordered to share about 40% of his lottery jackpot with his ex, two years after SHE filed for divorce and after they had been separated for 4 years.  How did this happen?  Is this how the law typically works?  What does this case tell us about protecting assets during the time between a couple separating and the divorce being finalized?  Ms. Rosensweig explains this and more in this episode.  If you, or someone you know, is contemplating a divorce, this episode is for you!