Blog Posts in Taxes and Divorce

As parents, you may have many questions about how your children will impact your taxes each year. Recently, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was implemented....

Who knew that success in marriage would be largely defined by wealth? It’s hardly a new concept in our day and age, but statistically, with the ...

It’s a matter of fact that you don’t have to pay any income taxes on assets transferred as a divorce is processed. However, know this: a h...

Taxes can’t be any trickier than they already are when associated with divorce. Why? Because the timelines get all screwy. For instance: if you ...

What’s one common denominator with divorce agreements among the wealthy? Investment portfolios. This is the heart of asset distribution when you...

It’s no surprise that many tax considerations end up affecting the time at which you decide to divorce. It’s like throwing a giant wrench ...

It’s a common myth that a noncustodial parent can’t claim taxes on their own child(ren). It’s an understandable myth, though, as it&...

If anything, and unfortunately so, divorce can majorly be about one thing: money. It undoubtedly should be about so much more, but while you may need ...