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David Frazier
100% recommend Lauren (handled a prenuptial agreement for us). She was extremely responsive (over phone and email), accommodating of my schedule and timing needs, and was completely thorough in the work she did with me. I also really appreciated Lauren's candor and willingness to approach my questions/concerns with a creative perspective. I think we came to a great resolution, largely because she was able to find solutions to keep moving progress forward.
Nikifor Nikiforov
I would highly recommend this attorney. Lauren and Christine are exceptional.
TMJ
Divorce is a very difficult process. It is important to have an attorney you can trust. I found that trust with Lauren Hunt. Lauren Hunt and her team are intelligent, responsive, and detailed. Lauren explained all of my options to me. I felt understood and supported throughout a very difficult decision making process. I had a excellent experience and would highly recommend Lauren Hunt and her team.
Andrea Wilary
I would absolutely recommend Lauren Hunt’s firm. Lauren and her team are awesome and did a great job for my family!
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Hi Brenda: If you kept the inheritance separate from all other marital property then you would have a good argument that the inheritance remains yours. So, if the inheritance was placed into it's own account (opened solely for the purpose of holding the inheritance), you didn't add your husband's name to the account, and you didn't add any income or other monies to it....then you would have an argument that this money remains yours as your separate property. This area can be tricky so I strongly encourage you to meet with an attorney one on one to make sure you take the appropriate steps to safeguard the asset.
Hi Brenda - Assuming the inheritance you received was your separate property (so, at the very least, placed into its own account, his name not on the account) then you *may* have an argument to request a credit for this payment. This would all be based upon the exact facts and circumstances of your case as well as how the judge viewed the matter as, unfortunately, there is no hard and fast rule. You should absolutely meet with an attorney one on one to get more individualized advice.
In some counties you can apply to the judge to request that an attorney be appointed to you. You may also want to reach out to Legal Aid or a similar agency.
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