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With the world dealing with the effects and consequences that COVID-19 has brought, there have been many concerns regarding an economic recession. This is particularly alarming to many that in the middle of their divorce case and so the discussion of property division and financial management among the spouses becomes a more complex situation to resolve more so than ever before. With these COVID-19 complications, many spouses are in the midst of a job loss as well, and if they are currently in their divorce cases, then there is many a wonder as to how they can manage these financial issues.

An important thing to note is to avoid any means of panic. Ensuring that each decision is made to the calmest and collected manner to provide the best interest towards both parties is crucial in these times. Even though there can be some challenging choices to make, there are still options that can be arranged and used for resolution. All that requires is taking a step back, breath slowly and reassuringly, and consider the options such as the following:

1. IDENTIFYING ISSUES, CONCERNS, AND SOLUTIONS

Though the concerns you may have can be easily identified when it comes to the asset management issue being discussions, the solutions and the overall goal towards it should be faced with as much of a clear mind as possible. The murkier and concerning the issues become, the more complex the solution can become. The more of a clear mind you have towards finding these issues and solutions for them, the overall goal becomes easier to obtain as well. 

If during these harsh economic times are having a crucial effect on your divorce case, then it is crucial to identify and resolve as many concerns and issues as possible with some professional help if these issues aren’t easy to manage by yourself or together.

Farbod Majd Esq.
Divorce Attorney w/ offices in Beverly Hills/Los Angeles
Services in English, Turkish, and Farsi/Persian (Iranian/American Lawyer)

8383 Wilshire Blvd Suite 646, Beverly Hills, CA 90211

310.956.4600 | Fax: 310.878.8989 | [email protected]