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For many couples considering divorce, the process of separating their property may intimidate them into procrastination. Not knowing what to expect from the property division process can make people feel as though their best option is to remain in an unhappy marriage...
Children are bound to have different needs as they grow older and their priorities and interests change. They may have needs now that they did not have a year ago. Parents, whether together or separately, have the financial responsibility to ensure that these needs...
Breaking up a marriage will change the entire family in one way or the other. The children are forced into a battle they are too young to fight. Separating parents should try their best to avoid the courtroom by communicating with each other and safeguarding the...
In a high-asset divorce, equal and equitable become unrelated words because of all the properties in jeopardy. The term “equal” suggests dividing assets into the same amount with respect to their financial worth. In an equitable distribution state like Florida, the...
The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is one of the federal government's largest tax credits for low to moderate income families. The recent expansion of this credit means that more people may qualify to have some much-needed money put back in their pockets. The EITC is...
Generally, the parent with custody (majority timesharing in Florida) can claim the child on his or her tax return. If parents split timesharing and are not filing a joint return, they will have to decide which parent gets to claim the child. This decision is made in...
In Florida, the moment you separate from a spouse with the intention to remain apart - such becomes your separation date. This date is used in the legal process to determine cut off dates relating to payments of expenses and child support. A judge has discretion to...
When people go through a divorce, the change in their relationship status also affects their tax situation. IRS considers a couple married for filing purposes until they get a final decree or divorce. UPDATE WITHHOLDING - When someone becomes divorced, they usually...
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