Complete the financial forms that you must file with the court.
The following financial affidavits are available:
California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Virginia, and Washington.
For people who own their home, this is one of the most common questions asked in a divorce.
Family Law Software can help you answer it.
Just enter information about your mortgage, your incomes and your other expenses, and check out the cash flow bottom line.
If it is positive, thumbs up, you made it!
If not, you can go back to the drawing board. Are there expenses you can reduce? What if you change alimony? There's no limit to the number of scenarios you can try.
Family Law Software is doing all the heavy number crunching, including a mortgate amortization and a detailed calculation of the tax aspects of the mortgage.
So you see the real after-tax impact, and you know whether you will be able to keep your home or not.
What would a 50/50 allocation look like?
Figure out what assets work best for you.
Prepare for your negotiation by creating scenarios that work for you.
Over 50 reports and graphs let you drill down to line item detail on cash flows and net worth.
Desktop software for PC and Mac.
Cloud Edition
Upload client files from desktop to cloud.
Download client files from cloud to desktop.
If you are using the Family Law Software Professional Edition for your own divorce, there will be documents you need to file that are not included in the software.
These other documents are readily available, for free, from your state.
The links below show where to get them for each state we cover:
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