nickMMM

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by nickMMM 4y ago
Didn't even think of that. Thank you! I'll get that fixed
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by nickMMM 4y ago
Yep it calculates alimony payments (called spousal maintenance in NY). It's based on income, length of relationship etc. In NY, you can actually negotiate out of alimony (eg trade it for some more assets).
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by nickMMM 4y ago
completely agree!
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by nickMMM 4y ago
thank you - appreciated it :)
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by nickMMM 4y ago
Divorce does force people to make tough choices. Both people are entitled to a share of the assets they jointly accumulated over time, separate their finances and make a fresh start independently. Keeping or selling the house (the biggest a
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by nickMMM 4y ago
thank you for the support
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by nickMMM 4y ago
thank you - I hope so too. When people are separating and fighting over kids, that can get intense too. This tragic story has stuck me for a long time https://nypost.com/2021/11/26/texas-man-shoots-partners-ex-
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by nickMMM 4y ago
We want to target people who are amicable (to start with). Definitely not anyone who is contentious. Hoping to expand to contentious divorces in the future of course (and help people actually negotiate without a lawyer). I would love the s
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by nickMMM 4y ago
Thank you for that spot! :)
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by nickMMM 4y ago
I have not personally (still happily) married. My cofounder went through a divorce. He is a divorce lawyer (and his wife at the time a lawyer too). They divided everything smoothly - sounded like it was quite clinical and unemotional from w
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by nickMMM 4y ago
We just launched Resolvy. It helps anyone going through a divorce understand what portion of the assets they can keep, and what portion is to be divided with their spouse. Deals with child support and alimony too. Currently only works in Ne
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New divorce app to help couples split assets in New York without lawyers(resolvy.com)
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