It’s not unusual for couples to be uncomfortable talking about money. Our society and many families teach us to avoid financial discussions and/or be embarrassed about sharing...
Divorce can wreak havoc on your finances. Hiring an attorney, setting up a new household, dividing assets and paying increased expenses can hurt your short and long-term...
Many married people think that what they earn is their separate property. This is especially true if their income goes directly into a separate bank account under their name...
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...
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,...
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...
