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Financial & Agreements

Your financial future does not end with the divorce, it just changes shape. DAWN helps you protect it through alimony, marital agreements, property settlement enforcement, and powers of attorney.

Alimony

You can turn to DAWN to understand whether you may be entitled to alimony (also called spousal support), or what you may be required to pay. Courts consider factors like the length of the marriage, each spouse's income and earning ability, age and health, and the standard of living established during the marriage. It can be awarded temporarily, for a set period, or in some cases, permanently.

Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements

Whether you are planning ahead before marriage or protecting your interests after, DAWN can draft, review, or contest your agreement. These agreements outline how assets, debts, and support would be handled in the event of divorce or death, and must be entered into voluntarily with full financial disclosure to hold up if challenged later.

Enforcement of Property Settlements

If your ex-spouse fails to follow through on their obligations, whether that's transferring assets, making payments, or fulfilling other terms, DAWN can help you enforce your settlement. Whether it was reached through negotiation or ordered by a court, we'll help you hold them accountable and make sure you receive what you're owed.

Post Judgment Modifications

Life changes after a divorce or custody order is finalized, a job loss, a move, a child's changing needs. DAWN can help you request or respond to a modification when circumstances shift significantly, so your order reflects your current reality. The change must generally be shown to be substantial and unanticipated at the time of the original order.

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