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Real Life War of the Roses

By James Chau

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So I read in the New York Post, that a real life version of the war of the roses is ocurring in Brooklyn New York.

The former couple went as far as to get court order to install a wall put down the middle of the house they share to separate the two.

Is this a good idea? I must assuredly say no. I always tell people who come to my San Jose Office, asking about who gets the marital home. I tell them technically they are allowed to both share residence during the pendency of the divorce, however is that ever a good idea? Absolutely not!

Please, call my office for any San Jose Divorce Law questions,

Full post as published by San Jose Divorce Law and Family Law Lawyer Blog on October 20, 2007 (boomark / email).

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