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What Happens If My Spouse Dies While We’re in the Middle of a Divorce?

Sometimes it feels like the hardest thing to do is file for divorce. But most people do not appreciate the beauty of life and take it for granted. And before you know it, someone close to you will die, and the reality will hit you when you least expect it. Consult with a divorce attorney in Fort Lauderdale Gustavo E. Frances and learn everything about your divorce process and what you can and should do next.<br>

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What Happens If My Spouse Dies While We’re in the Middle of a Divorce?

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  1. What Happens If My Spouse Dies While We’re in the Middle of a Divorce?

  2. Sometimes it feels like the hardest thing to do is file for divorce. So what happens if you and your spouse decided to divorce, and while the divorce was pending, your spouse suddenly died? What happens to all the assets, the alimony, child support, property division, and child custody? What happens to all the bills, debts and credit that you and your spouse had together?

  3. Divorce Stops Here is in detail everything When a O1 that you need to know Spouse Dies about the previous -mentioned. The Terms O2 of Divorce

  4. Divorce Stops Once one of the spouses dies during a divorce, the divorce process stops completely. Instead of being treated as a divorced person, you are now treated as a widow or a widower. When a Spouse Dies It takes two people to get divorced, and suddenly, you are alone in this process. Consult with a divorce attorney at The Law Office of Gustavo E. Frances and learn everything about your divorce process and what you can and should do next.

  5. The Terms of Divorce ❖ ❖ The assets ❖ ❖ Marital debts ❖ ❖ Child custody ❖ ❖ Child support / Alimony

  6. The Assets: Since your spouse you get to keep all your assets and all the assets that you and your spouse earned or purchased during your marriage. died before your divorce was finalized, you will no longer Marital Debts: have to worry about you become the sole person responsible for any marital debts you and your spouse had during the marriage. Sadly, if your name is on a deed or contract, you will be on the hook for satisfying the agreements. the terms of the divorce. This means the following:

  7. Child Custody: since you are the sole surviving parent, you will get full custody of your children and will assume the role of a legal custodial parent. Remember to speak with a Fort Lauderdale divorce attorney and learn how you can protect yourself and your children from such an act. Child Support / Alimony even if you had negotiated the child support and/or alimony before your spouse died, everything changes now. Since you inherited all the assets and the custody of the children, you also get to keep your money.

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