U.S. tax law provides parents with a federal child tax credit as a way to reduce their federal taxes and help them more easily support their children. When parents are married,...
Divorce
Can You Change Your Mind After Agreeing to a Financial Settlement in Divorce?
If you signed an agreement that divides your property and/or provides for spousal support or child support and find that you are not happy with it, your options for changing the...
Should You Change Your Passwords When Getting a Divorce?
One of the first things you should do when getting a divorce is to change your passwords and pins. Many couples share passwords for convenience. That is no longer advisable when...
Can You Read Your Spouse’s Text Messages or Emails?
You’ve probably heard stories of people who read their spouse’s text messages or emails only to discover they were cheating. Or maybe the spouse was hiding assets or debt, or a...
What Rights Do You Have to Your Spouse’s Past Financial Records in Divorce?
In a divorce, spouses have to split their marital assets and decide issues of spousal and child support. To make a fair determination, both sides have to fully disclose their...
Do You Disagree With Your Attorney’s Strategy in Your Divorce Case?
Consulting an experienced matrimonial attorney when you are divorcing is essential to help ensure you get the best advice, present a strong case and protect your rights. However,...