November, 2018 | Michael G. Putter, Attorney at Law

The court can’t touch nonmarital property

by Michael G. Putter, Attorney at Law | Nov 28, 2018 | Property Division

When you and your spouse get divorced, the court may have to step in to help you divide your assets and property. There are cases in which you and your ex can agree on certain points and work together, but the court helps ensure things are done properly and it helps...

How does a QDRO affect your former husband’s pension?

by Michael G. Putter, Attorney at Law | Nov 22, 2018 | Uncategorized

While your husband worked, you devoted your life to raising your kids. While the children turned out great, you and your spouse grew apart. Now that you are divorced, you may want to receive a portion of your husband’s pension. If you do not have a qualified domestic...

It is illegal to use race as a factor when determining custody

by Michael G. Putter, Attorney at Law | Nov 20, 2018 | Divorce

When deciding how to divide custody, courts consider a lot of different factors. These often include the age of the children, their relationships with the parents, the mental and physical health of those parents, the living situation and related factors — like...

Late divorces may not leave time to correct for mistakes

by Michael G. Putter, Attorney at Law | Nov 16, 2018 | Division Of Pensions

If you are thinking of getting divorced after you turn 50, you really have to think about your financial future. You cannot afford to make any mistakes. It’s important to get it right the first time around, and you must explore all of your options. The problem,...

Keeping the home could hinder your retirement

by Michael G. Putter, Attorney at Law | Nov 8, 2018 | Divorce

If you’re getting divorced when you’re close to standard retirement age, your instinct may be to give up other financial assets in order to keep your house. You are trying to limit the amount of change in your life. Your marriage may end, but at least...

The court can’t touch nonmarital property

How does a QDRO affect your former husband’s pension?

It is illegal to use race as a factor when determining custody

Late divorces may not leave time to correct for mistakes

Keeping the home could hinder your retirement

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