Legal Articles, General Practice

Divorce and the Discovery Process

A blog post about the discovery phase of the divorce process, including interrogatories. depositions and document productions.

The Divorce Process and Child Custody Evaluations

A blog post about what parents can expect from child custody evaluations during divorce if ordered by a judge.

Maintaining Your Credit During a Divorce

A blog post about how to get a divorce without affecting your credit score.

What to Look for if You Suspect Your Spouse Is Trying to Hide Assets

A blog post about how to assure you are getting your fair share in assets during an asset division in divorce.

Do I Need to Keep Records of Alimony Payments?

A blog post about what type of records both former spouses should be keeping regarding alimony payments.

IRS Again Encourages Taxpayers with Offshore Accounts to Come Clean and Tell All

It is perfectly legal for a U.S. citizen or resident to hold money, securities, real estate, insurance policies, annuities, business interests or other lawful property or investments outside the territorial jurisdiction of the United States

For 2010 Decedents, IRS Issues Guidance to Executors on Election to Apply Carryover Basis Rules

For estates of decedents dying in 2010, the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001

Should I Choose Divorce Court or Mediation?

A blog post about factors to consider when debating between divorce court and mediation.

The Collaborative Divorce Process: An Overview

A blog post about how couples can collaborate during divorce proceeding to ease the process for each other.

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