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Divorce is complicated. You not only have to determine the short-term implications of asset and debt division but also long-term effects like taxes and your economic recovery post-separation. A certified divorce financial analyst (CDFA) may be able to help California...
When it comes to divorce in California, one of the first problems to tackle is how you're going to handle the division of property. It's important to pay close attention to any tax issues that may arise. Divorce, property settlements and taxes Property division and...
Alimony could become a critical element of divorce negotiations. Confusion might exist about what alimony, sometimes also referred to as spousal support, involves. Some may believe that alimony serves a punitive purpose, but that’s not the case. A California family...
