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The Settlyd Editorial Team creates practical educational content for family-law professionals using Settlyd. Articles focus on clearer financial workflows, product guidance, and developments relevant to South Carolina and North Carolina family-law practice. Content is provided for general informational purposes and should not be treated as legal advice.

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North Carolina Supremes Clarifie Goodwill in Divorce

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Establishing Trust with a Client

Establishing Trust with a Client

When building a relationship with any client, it is essential to establish trust, whether personal or business, no matter what profession you are in.

Paying Attention to the Fine Print When Filling Out A South Carolina Financial Declaration

Paying Attention to the Fine Print When Filling Out A South Carolina Financial Declaration

When filling out the SC Financial Declaration, many are intimidated after their first glance of the fine, long, and detailed print. However, with focus and a little guidance, an error-free document can easily be achieved.

Valuing a Professional Practice in Divorce

Valuing a Professional Practice in Divorce

A divorce proceeding that involves a person who owns a small professional practice such as a dentist, doctor, lawyer, psychologist can often times challenge the value of his or her professional practice.

Information Disclosure in Divorce Cases

Information Disclosure in Divorce Cases

Because discovery is such a vital step in a divorce case, attorneys must try to obtain necessary information to prove or disprove allegations made in the pleadings.

Supreme Court Adopts Major Change In Valuing “Good Will” in Family Law Litigation

Supreme Court Adopts Major Change In Valuing “Good Will” in Family Law Litigation

On October 7, 2015, the South Carolina Supreme Court made a major change in the way businesses are valued and divided during Family Court Law litigation.

Q+A with Sean, a Developer of Settlyd

Q+A with Sean, a Developer of Settlyd

Sean, one of the creators behind Settlyd, sits down to answer some questions that we had about his career and the application.

Use of Forensic Accountants in Divorce Cases

Use of Forensic Accountants in Divorce Cases

When seeking a divorce, clients do not have to spend thousands of dollars on a forensic accountant, or CPA, to assist with the financial analysis of the marital estate.

Dividing Debt in Divorce

Dividing Debt in Divorce

When going through a divorce, many couples separating find themselves constantly disputing about assets and debt. So how can two people getting a divorce split both of their property equitably?