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[1952boyntoncollector]

laywer fees can quicky become more expensive that the value of the cards...or half the value if thats what you get..

whoever comes to their senses because of lawyer fees usually loses..

[perezfan]

Originally Posted by 1952boyntoncollector

laywer fees can quicky become more expensive that the value of the cards...or half the value if thats what you get..

whoever comes to their senses because of lawyer fees usually loses..

Having been through this, I can assure you that's true. The attorney fees will quickly eat into the value of your collection. Be prepared for at least a 50/50 split of the value. Mine was worse (55/45 in HER favor) due to liberal and so called "Fair and Equitable" Washington State circumstances.

Just try to agree on a total valuation without having to throw extra money at an appraiser or attorney. If it gets nasty, unfortunately you may have no other choice

[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by perezfan

Having been through this, I can assure you that's true. The attorney fees will quickly eat into the value of your collection. Be prepared for at least a 50/50 split of the value. Mine was worse (55/45 in HER favor) due to liberal and so called "Fair and Equitable" Washington State circumstances.

Just try to agree on a total valuation without having to throw extra money at an appraiser or attorney. If it gets nasty, unfortunately you may have no other choice

right id rather have a 52 mick than pay that in attorney fees and lose half anyway

[ooo-ribay]

I'm sorry to tell you about my buddy (in California)....he acquired 95% of his many collections before he met his gold digging ex but she still ended up with half, even though he fought tooth and nail.