Many couples have marital problems for a long while before they file for divorce. They may feel their marriage is failing but harbor doubts over whether to start the divorce...
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Should You Litigate or Renegotiate Your Post-Divorce Dispute?
Generally, when there are post-divorce disputes over a couple’s settlement agreement, there are a few paths upon which a party may proceed. Most people jump to litigation. It is...
Can Your Credit Be Affected by Getting Divorced?
Following divorce, it is possible that your credit will be affected. There are a few reasons this can happen. Some of these you can control, while others you cannot. Importantly,...
Will the Taxation of Spousal Support Change If the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act Expires?
In 2017, the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act (TCJA) altered the federal tax treatment of spousal support by eliminating it as a tax deduction to the payor. This law also made other...
How to File Your Taxes When You Are Getting Divorced
Married couples have two options when filing their tax returns. These are married filing jointly and married filing separately. During the divorce process, either of these...
When to Share Financial Information for a Prenuptial Agreement
Negotiating a prenuptial agreement can be stressful for many couples. Ideally, the process shouldn’t be rushed for emotional as well as legal reasons. The parties should have...