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  • Withdrawing Funds from a Joint Account Before Divorce: Should You? -

Article - Withdrawing Funds from a Joint Account Before Divorce: Should You?

If you have a joint bank account and it’s in credit, withdraw your share—usually 50%—while leaving enough for mortgage and utility payments. Although your spouse may object, this protects your savings and ensures you have funds for legal expenses during divorce proceedings.

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