Melissa Murphy-Pavone
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183 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
Melissa Murphy-Pavone’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Where are the children in their education?
It doesn't have to say, okay, we're selling the house today.
We're splitting it 50-50.
We can say, okay, let's jointly own the house until so-and-so graduates from high school, and then let's sell the house.
And that will be better tax-wise for us.
And that will be better for the children to have stability.
And that will be better.
And we get to
come to the table with kind of those creative outside the box alternatives, instead of just saying, okay, you take this, I take this, we divide this 50-50.
If somebody is going back to work or reentering the workforce, we take that into consideration and say, let's do like a modified alimony.
We might be able to do maintenance, but while you're going to school, but let's scale that down.
There's an incentive for you to get back into the workplace and working.
And then we can readjust those numbers
But especially when there's kids involved, everybody wants the kids to be better off.
So we want two healthy parents that get along and the kids are at the forefront of the conversation.
And collaborative really allows us that flexibility to focus on what's best for the individual family.
And every case is so different.
They're the family support specialist or the parenting specialist, but they're also act as the facilitator to kind of like, okay, they're going to take the notes and they're going to kind of monitor, make sure that we are not threatening this.
We are following through with our meetings and stuff like that.
We have had cases where if there weren't a lot of assets, but there were kids, the parent
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