5 Ways Divorce Attorneys Can Screw Up Your Settlement Financially
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“Attorneys often tend to feel they have the knowledge and experience to take care of many complex financial matters on their own, even though most do not hold any sort of business degree. This can create costly mistakes for their clients if they do not fully understand the complicated financial concerns at hand.” - Joseph E. Cordell, Partner of Cordell & Cordell, the largest family law firm in the United States Your divorce lawyer is essential for advising you on the legal aspects of your divorce. However, most divorce layers are not financial experts, and your attorney can make costly mistakes that could end up hurting you for many years after your divorce is over. I am going to show you the five most common financial mistakes your attorney could make when crafting a divorce settlement-and what you can do to protect yourself. The key mistakes are: Failing to navigate steep tax consequences Mishandling investment accounts Forgetting to look for hidden assets Neglecting to secure support payments with insurance Overlooking a post-divorce financial plan Keep your attorney from screwing up your settlement - and your life. Do you want 1-on-1 financial help? Visit us at www.divorceandyourmoney.com and be sure to check out the NEW courses Steps to Take Before Divorce and How to Get a Divorce without Losing Everything. If you enjoyed the show, please take a moment to leave a review on iTunes, as it will help other people discover this free advice. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
You are being way too easy on Family Law Attorneys. You stated, and I quote, "Your divorce lawyer is essential for advising you on the legal aspects of your divorce." Sorry, but they are anything but helpful. I don't care how large your firm is, that is not indicative of providing an honest and committed advocate. I don't know where Cordell & Amp practice law, but. If it is in the state of California, then I seriously doubt that you worth the absurd amount of money a client is required to pay. Family Law Attorneys consistently fail to serve his or her client's best interests. The day that a Divorce Attorney is reliant on contingencies, not retainers, will be the dawning a true advocate. The needs of the client should always be a top priority for every attorney, and every attorney should be required to earn it!
Your info is relevant today
Oh my attorney helped me airtight, she helped me right into collections and write offs, how?? Because she insisted i give her authority over the credit cards so that she can take care of them (finally, after complaining for almost after a year that they needed to be addressed) i didn't have access to the mutual money account, he was tho... smh. I was a stay at home mom and v had no income. He did this intentionally so my credit score would plummet down low enough so that i couldn't refi any of our rentals.
That was just a tad of what she did/ didn't do.
And she's taking me to court because she's asking me money fron me..... really?!?! She completely failed me. I still sing even know what I all got for assists..... no clue.. isn't that nice...
This is the most important you tube video you will ever watch if you are getting a Divorce! Do not take this lightly!
1. Overlooking a post divorce financial plan
2. Failing to navigate the tax implications: its what you get to KEEP not what you get! Income tax penalties? Most Atty 's don't educate their clients with the implications!
3. Investment account implications.
4. Failure to look for hidden assets.
5. Neglecting to secure support payments with insurance.
Not to mention how an ex spouse will lie under oath , bring two top lawyers to the table to your one and continue to be vindictive after 4 yrs. incredibly sad
It sounds as though you and I had the same divorce problems. I did the majority of the work and discovery in my case. I cannot understand why it is that Family Law attorneys fail to communicate with his or her clients. It is the client who knows more than anyone, the behavior, and motivation of his or her ex.
Anyone? Where can I get help quickly .. my lawyer filed motion to drop my case after I paid her. $18,5000. Plus $5000 from the first lawyer that made judge. I paid a total of $23,500.00 , after I refused to pay another $5000 for mediation when I already paid that in May of 2021. Mediation was supposed to be on October 13th 2021. She is still sending me bills. Court is October 20th.
What happens with NO mediation? Do I have to represent my self on October 20th?? In Court…
$700 an hour is pretty steep!
5:23 they and especially JUDGES cannot do, and/or I would even say, don’t care to do these steps since they are not FINANCIALLY trained and they, are egos on the bench .
Do you give consultations by phone?
divorceandyourmoney.com/coaching is where you can book calls.
A lot of words but little advise. Prattling on with extraneous words. Come on, get to the points!!