Buying the cottage on Miller Lane while the ink was still wet on her separation agreement felt like a heist. Her lawyer had been cautious: "Wait for the final decree," he’d warned. "In this state, assets can get messy. If you use joint funds, he could claim a stake in your fresh start."
: How to ensure your ex doesn't end up owning half of your new house (e.g., using "Separate Property" or "Interspousal Transfer Deeds").
: The pros and cons of waiting for the "Final Decree" versus buying during the "Pendency" of the divorce.
The first night in the new house, there was no furniture, only a sleeping bag on the hardwood floor and a bottle of wine. The air didn't smell like Mark’s expensive cigars or the tension of a thousand unspoken arguments. it smelled like cedar and floor wax.
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