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How do I find out about my spouse’s assets?
Sometimes, it is difficult for a spouse to identify all of the assets that may be subject to valuation and division. A lawyer can seek out this information using the “discovery” process. Your lawyer has a number of tools in that process. For example, your lawyer can file Interrogatories, which are formal written questions that your spouse must answer in writing under oath. Your lawyer can also file Requests for Production of Documents (seeking the production of necessary documents) and Requests for Admissions (seeking admissions as to certain facts of your case). Additionally, your lawyer can file subpoenas to require third-parties to produce documents or appear to be question during a deposition. Your lawyer can also depose your spouse.
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On Tuesday, May 3, one of our partners at the firm, Albert Bonin, had the privilege of presenting with his peers a presentation on collaborative law to the D.C. Academy of Collaborative Professionals. This included information on the basics of divorce law throughout Virginia, Maryland and D.C., as well as some of the particular procedures to each jurisdiction.
Learn more about the information presented by Mr. Bonin in our...
April 27, 2011
Shoun, Bach, Walinsky & Curran, P.C. is proud to support the involvement of one of our partners, Albert Bonin, as co-chair of the Development Committee of the Fairfax Law Foundation with Sharon Nelson of Sensei Enterprises.
The Fairfax Law Foundation offers many services to the community, including a conciliation program, an education committee for youths pursuing law and a pro bono law center. Learn more about these...
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