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Daily Archives: August 11, 2014

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Childless Divorces Aren’t Always Easy When Pets are Involved

Asset Division, DivorceBy Dawn Dell'AcquaAugust 11, 2014

Most people in San Diego probably think that childless married couples have it relatively easy when it comes to divorce. For these couples, their separation may result in a simple division of possessions before both parties go their separate ways. But with pets falling under the category of possessions, and considering both partners maintain an equal attachment to the…

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