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Divorce and the business: what happens to the company
The working asset you thought was personal often falls, at least partly, into the division.
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The working asset you thought was personal often falls, at least partly, into the division.
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Years of life together, and yet almost no framework when the time comes to part.
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The holiday calendar is often the first sticking point of the year. It is better prepared calmly, well ahead.
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This bond matters, first for the child. How to preserve it when a family falls apart.
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Organise how you pass things on earlier, more calmly, and avoid a lot of tension later.
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A departure abroad without agreement, or a return that never happens: rules exist, and time counts.
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A decision made elsewhere does not take effect here on its own. Here is how to give it local weight.
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Married without a contract? You still have a regime, and it decides more than you think.
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