Excellence In Divorce And Tax-Related Matters
Divorce is a deeply personal path filled with intense emotions and life-changing choices. For many, keeping things private is an absolute must. Whether you are a high-earning individual or simply someone who values discretion, keeping your private matters private is a...
Many people know that their marriage hasn't been perfect but expect to work things out with their spouse. Those who get served with divorce documents in Florida often feel shocked. Intense emotional reactions often follow legal service, ranging from anger to...
Divorce substantially affects the financial situation of at least one of the parties. Typically, the breadwinner spouse does not have financial problems moving forward. Unfortunately, it is not the same for spouses who earn less or have decided to let go of their...
Dividing assets during divorce can be an incredibly intricate and emotionally challenging process. But the process can be even more complex when it comes to retirement accounts. These accounts, like 401(k)s and IRAs, are often subject to specific rules and tax...
Divorce is never easy. The emotional rollercoaster it brings can leave you feeling lost and overwhelmed. And when things turn contentious, it builds anxiety and stress. And yet amidst this chaos, another worry creeps in the form of gossip. The fear of being the...
You would want to avoid entering the divorce process blindsided by potential tax penalties that may adversely affect your economic circumstance. Federal tax policies can be complex, and they change constantly. Divorce is expensive enough; you should understand how...
Divorce may involve applying the same legal statutes to every family that goes through the courts, but the process is still a highly-individualized one. Either the divorcing spouses themselves or the judge overseeing their case will have to carefully consider the...
Property division is one of the main discussions during divorce proceedings. It involves classifying assets and liabilities and then placing them under marital or nonmarital property. The court would divide marital property between parties. Meanwhile, each party gets...
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...
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...