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: California Divorce and Family LawCustody of homes becoming main debate in divorce cases
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Breaking up is hard to do and it can be even harder in a bad economy. Lawyers say divorce rates are dropping because people simply can't afford to part ways right now. Contact 13's Tricia Kean explains a new twist in a classic custody battle. It was love at first sight when Marybeth Perrault found her dream home. "I thought I would retire here and knew that this was a house that we could raise the family in," said Marybeth. That was three years ago and now Marybeth and her husband have split read more
Full post as published by California Divorce and Family Law on January 07, 2009 (boomark / email).
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