What exactly is a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst?
My most recent video for #tiptuesday. I address what exactly a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) is and how they work with Divorce.
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Health Savings Accounts and Divorce
A Health Savings Account, otherwise known as an HSA, is an account set up with a trustee to collect, hold, and pay or reimburse for...
How the New 2018 Tax Law Affects Spousal Support
The recently passed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, as it is known, has a provision that is not as publicized as some others: the repeal of the...
When is a Joint Return Not a Joint Return?
The tax court recently ruled on a case complicated by a divorce that was in-process at the time of filing. The lack of clarity, in this...
When is a Joint Return Not a Joint Return?
The tax court recently ruled on a case complicated by a divorce that was in-process at the time of filing. The lack of clarity, in this...
Organizing Tax Documents? Remember—Statements, Not Screenshots
Information seems to be available at the touch of a screen or click of a mouse. If one wants to know the balance in an account, in a...
I’m Getting Divorced. What Will Happen to My Home?
Aside from the emotional attachment one may have for their home, there are also financial attachments. The residence may be the 1st or...
Take Control: Use These Techniques to Keep Divorce Costs Down
The process of divorce is expensive. According to Lawyers.com, a survey indicated that the average cost of divorce in Ohio is $12,500...
Tax Rules Regarding Legal and Professional Fees
Tax rules regarding legal and professional fees can be complex and sometimes disappointing...
The Alimony Recapture Rule: What It Is & How to Avoid It
The alimony recapture rule is a potential tax consequence when alimony is paid for a period of fewer than three years and when there...