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klouy
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what is an ecumberment in the divorce decree

#801244 - 03/25/13 12:14 PM

What's the differences between an encumberment and miscellaneous? I notice you will find them in different parts of throughout the divorce decree

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Re: what is an ecumberment in the divorce decree

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#801372 - 03/26/13 03:21 PM

Encumberment is synonymous with encumbrance. In general it means impediment or obstacle. In real estate it means a mortgage or lien. Miscellaneous means sundry other things. There isn't enough context to guess at what the words refer to put together like that. Can you quote a whole sentence?

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Re: what is an ecumberment in the divorce decree

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#801594 - 03/29/13 09:14 PM

It usually infers hiding money or trying to mislead on the financial disclosure.

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