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If you haven’t been through it, it can be an overwhelming experience. You may not want to put all your personal information out there for the world to see. You may have a few things that you were hoping not … Continue reading →

So It’s that time of year again – getting ready for taxes. If you are involved in a divorce, you have a new degree of complexity. We have some tips for you from Forbes, March 7 2013. If you were … Continue reading →

Refer Huffington Post Dec 6, 2017. The first holiday season after a divorce or separation can place tremendous emotional strain on the best of us. Now that you and your ex have parted ways, the holiday parties and family gatherings … Continue reading →

So your divorce is behind you, and maybe you are lucky enough to have found a new relationship. If you have kids, there is always a concern about introducing your children to the new person. If you aren’t sure if … Continue reading →

Prenuptial agreements is a sticky subject. The presumption is that proposing it could lead to problems or even sink your marriage plans. One of the most common questions people have is how to bring up a prenuptial agreement with a … Continue reading →

If you are anticipating a divorce court appearance, you are probably nervous and curious about what to expect. It’s not like you see on TV. 1.  Court security.  Almost all courthouses require you go to through a metal detector before … Continue reading →

If you are getting ready to file for divorce, there may be some things that you didn’t think of that could have income tax consequences. Consider these tax issues to avoid potential pitfalls. Hidden Taxes and Property Settlements: The transfer … Continue reading →

If you are considering a divorce, you may wonder if the other party might be hiding some things. If they do, what will happen to them? At the beginning of a divorce, each party is asked to fill out a … Continue reading →

One of the things that you have to do as part of the divorce process is to fill out a Schedule of Assets and Debts. It’s one of the parts that people dislike the most. You might ask “do I … Continue reading →

Prenups are good because they preserve the expectations of the parties and prevent surprises in a divorce trial. Prenuptial agreements are almost always  enforced by the court.” The agreements can also specify that future income from a business or additional … Continue reading →