The Financial Consequences of Contempt in Family Law
Contempt of Court charges can be serious, and consequences can include legal fines. Learn about the financial consequences of contempt in family law.
Financial Advice for Divorcing Spouses
If you’re considering divorce, you’re likely worried about how it will impact your finances. Whether you’re in a high-net-worth marriage, you and your spouse work full-time,…
Financial Tips for Divorcing Spouses
It’s no secret that one of the most difficult parts of divorce is the financial aspect. If the financial part were easier, we would probably see a…
Which Parent Claims the Dependency Exemption?
With tax season quickly approaching, a lot of our clients, especially those with children, ask us about the dependency exemption. Which parent claims the exemption,…
What Does a Successful Financial Outcome in a Divorce Case Look Like?
When I first meet with a prospective client, they often tell me they are looking for a lawyer who will ‘win’ their divorce case for…
5 Money Questions You Should Ask Before Tying the Knot
Most people would agree that money is the biggest “problem” in a relationship. Besides communication and sex, money can pose a tremendous problem if you…
Amnesty for Delinqent Child Support Payers
In Durham County, the Social Services department held a special amnesty day to give non-custodial parents a chance to stop running and hiding from the…
Don’t Let Your Wedding Cause Your Divorce
Don’t Let Your Wedding Cause Your Divorce Don’t spend a fortune on a fairytale wedding if you want your marriage to have a fairytale ending….
Calculating Child Support When One Parent Does Not Have Income
How Do We Calculate Maintenance (Alimony) and Child Support When One Parent Has No Income? First know that both parents are legally responsible for supporting…
Judge Ordered Child Support Payments Recalculated
Judge Ordered Child Support Payments Recalculated In Mercer County, a State Superior Court overturned a local judge’s child support decision and ordered the judge to…
Colorado Legislature Currently Considering New Maintenance Guidelines for January 2014
Unlike child support, Colorado currently has no guidelines for maintenance where the annual gross combined income of the parties is over $75,000.00. This means if…
