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Alaska1954
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30 Mar 21 #516321 by Alaska1954

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Would appreciate some advice please on how the court would view division of assets in the following circumstance. Adult son, currently at university has a serious medical condition, but not diagnosed with certainty. Son lives with husband in the marital home. Wife lives in rented house with 11 years old. A financial remedy is sought between the couple - is the court likely to take account of the adult sons condition and future needs with regard to split of assets please? with thanks.

hadenoughnow
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31 Mar 21 #516329 by hadenoughnow

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Potentially yes, depending on prognosis and care needed. It would be a factor that cannot be ignored in any settlement.

Hadenoughnow

Alaska1954
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31 Mar 21 #516330 by Alaska1954

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Many thanks for your response, that does help.

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