The Riley Divorce & Family Law FirmHamilton, ON · September 30, 2026The Financial Risks of Moving Out Before Drafting a Separation Agreement
Moving out before you formalize a separation agreement with your spouse could jeopardize your financial portfolio and your rights to your home. For both average-income couples and high-net-worth individuals, a sudden departure impacts asset valuation timelines and support obligations, while potentially jeopardizing your leverage during negotiations. Protecting your assets during a separation requires sophisticated legal...
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