Family Law, Tiffany & Bosco P.A.
There are seven main factors the individual needs to consider when going through dissolution – access, custody, child support, spousal maintenance, property division, debt division and attorneys’ fees. Our keynote speaker will address these factors and provide tangible strategies for managing each important step.

Panel Discussion
Unhappy or frustrated in a relationship doesn’t mean divorce is imminent. This panel will discuss numerous ways to stay together, along with exploring the options for finding the right path. A course of action might entail marriage counseling, helping a couple to take the required steps to evaluate and mend the relationship.

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When divorce looks like the ultimate step, an important part of the process is to plan each step to minimize life disruption. Couples need to weigh the options for initiating a divorce, including telling the kids and relatives, where each spouse will live, how to manage finances in the interim and more. Panelists will address these issues and explain how to maintain civility by knowing what to expect.

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Huge considerations are finances, insurance, financial planning, and making sure the children are properly provided for and that each person in the divorce gets a fair “piece of the marital pie.” If the finances are not set-up right, it could take years to fix. This expert panel will guide you in evaluating your finances so as to obtain the maximum benefits after a divorce.

HANSON, AYALA & ASSOCIATES, Senior Financial Advisor
Planning for financial changes should begin long before the divorce is final. You may need to revise your selection of life and health insurance beneficiaries. For instance, if children are involved, many insurance concerns will center on who is granted custody. Other considerations include health insurance: It’s common for one spouse to maintain health insurance for the family. But the marriage breakup can have serious insurance consequences for the other spouse who may have no or inadequate insurance. Learn how to plan for the best possible outcome.

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Get the right advice from professionals who know how to integrate your needs with reality. Many couples, who feel wronged and who are running high on emotions, believe they are entitled to more assets, but this may not be the case. This discussion, takes into account this intensely emotional period and will help participants parse through the legalities and get a solid reality check of where they stand.

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Is it really over? Should you change the locks or move out of state? How do you deal with holidays and in-laws? What happens if the ex doesn’t pay joint property bills? Fixated on finances and custody, many important questions never get answered, leaving individuals to deal with important life situations alone. This doesn’t have to happen. Learn about these important issues and how others have dealt and solved these challenges.

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In the post-divorce stage, individuals want to know how to get on with their newly single lives. Career development, dating, maintaining finances, child care, getting along with the ex and living up to the terms of the divorce are a few of the issues and challenges facing the newly divorced. This panel will blend experienced and recently divorced perspectives and provide you with the tools to build and enjoy a new life.