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In concept, child support payments are intended to cover each child's basic need for shelter, food, clothing, health care, and the like in keeping with the family's standard of living.
The rules concerning Social Security claiming strategies are abundantly complex, especially if you're divorced. However, it's important to do your own research before you file for benefits.
Attorneys and smart parties are now using professional neutrals (also called coaches) to resolve non-law issues.
The economy, the stock market, and divorce are three circumstances that affect your financial stability.
Many of our clients find themselves needing to obtain a mortgage either to refinance their existing home or to purchase a new home. Hopefully this is something you have considered in the division of your assets and already planned for.
It's the new year...time to fill out the FAFSA or Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
Understanding what money means to you can actually help you set financial goals that are realistic and comfortable for you.
Insurance is among the financial considerations you'll likely need to make during a divorce
Eliminating the deductibility of alimony payments from taxable income is one of the features of the Republican House Tax Reform bill. It is very significant to both payors and recipients of alimony.
In a September 25th decision, the Supreme Judicial Court (SJC) affirmed an often misunderstood legal tenet i.e., just because the alimony paying ex-spouse starts making more money, the receiving ex-spouse does not automatically get an increase in alimony.
