The initial stages of researching and inevitably obtaining the right attorney to represent your best interests likely feel foreign and overwhelming. Inside knowledge on the process can reduce legal expenses while simultaneously providing clarity on what...
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Summer camp conjures memories of fun, friendship, and adventure. For separated or divorced parents, determining who is responsible for paying for summer camp can be as bewildering as learning to tie knots or building a...
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Being prepared when meeting with a divorce attorney can save you time and money. Furthermore, it can particularly provide the headway needed to help your proceedings progress more smoothly. How? In order to divide marital...
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A common cause of anxiety for anyone considering divorce is not knowing what will happen to everything they own: house, car, furniture, gifts from family, inheritance, retirement plans and more. What is considered marital property...
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If the family business is among the marital assets to be appraised and divided in a divorce, you’re facing a complex task that could have an impact on your finances for years to come. Often business...
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Tax filing deadline is fast approaching–it falls on Monday, April 18, 2022. For divorcing spouses, this means deciding whether to file as Married – Filing Jointly, or Married – Filing Separately. Although it is not...
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While few of us look forward to filing our taxes, newly divorced parents probably dread it more than most. Filing individual tax returns post-divorce raises the thorny question of which parent may claim a child...
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Parents could get a smaller federal tax refund this year or even owe the IRS if they received the expanded Child Tax Credit in 2021. For divorced parents, this will affect the parent who received...
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If you find yourself embroiled in a messy divorce where your ex has hired a nasty attorney to play dirty, doing everything they can to malign and hurt you, you might feel cornered with no...
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Married couples who have a high net worth (defined by Investopedia as $5 million or more) have additional hurdles when they begin divorce proceedings. Below are some ways that a dissolution of marriage involving millions...
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