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  • 1.  Asset Dissipation Issue

    Posted 06-09-2023 04:25 PM
    Greetings-
         I write to inquire if anyone would be willing to discuss strategies taken to stop a party from wiping out various marital retirement accounts.  

         If you would be willing to discuss your experience, I would greatly appreciate it. 

         Feel free to reach out to me off-list by phone or email.

    Thanks-  Keith
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    Keith Hofmann, Esq.
    Hofmann Law Firm LLC
    100 Overlook Center, Fl. 2
    Princeton, NJ 08540
    T:  609 375-2049 (Office Direct Line)


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  • 2.  RE: Asset Dissipation Issue

    Posted 06-09-2023 05:47 PM

    Keith,

     

    If you have the facts dead to rights, then file an OTSC with request for temporary restraints.

     

    Additional dissipation "on your watch" is not a good thing.

     

    Judges will entertain applications like these.

     

    Caution:  If the amounts in question are small, then ignore above suggestion.  The risks are small, could be made up in other e.d., and the urgency level may not satisfy Crowe, IMO.

     

    Hanan

     

    Hanan M. Isaacs, Esq.
    President/Senior Attorney
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    Jun 9, 2023 4:25 PM

    Keith Hofmann, Esq

    Greetings-

         I write to inquire if anyone would be willing to discuss strategies taken to stop a party from wiping out various marital retirement accounts.  

     

         If you would be willing to discuss your experience, I would greatly appreciate it. 

     

         Feel free to reach out to me off-list by phone or email.

     

    Thanks-  Keith

    ___________________________________________________

     

    Reply to:

     

    Keith Hofmann, Esq.

    Hofmann Law Firm LLC

    100 Overlook Center, Fl. 2

    Princeton, NJ 08540

    T:  609 375-2049 (Office Direct Line)

     

     

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