by louf | May 6, 2019 | Divorce
Many people will negotiate the date on which they will take status as single individuals for tax or other purposes. Waiting until January 1st of the year following the separation may be mandated by state-instituted waiting periods, income tax planning, insurance...
by louf | Apr 22, 2019 | Divorce
It’s natural for clients to want to move on with their lives as quickly as possible after they complete the financial negotiations of their divorce; moving on includes taking control of their own finances. We regularly engage with clients to complete these...
by louf | Apr 8, 2019 | Divorce
This piece was provided by Joyce Fine, PhD, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Certified Divorce Coach, Collaborative Divorce Facilitator in Denver, CO. Dr Fine specializes in psychotherapy with adults, couples, and families, provides psychological evaluations, and works...
by louf | Apr 4, 2019 | Divorce
With the increase in “gray divorce,” we are sometimes involved in cases with an individual or couple who is already receiving Social Security benefits. These benefits are also an important consideration when someone is receiving need-based Supplemental Security Income...
by louf | Feb 18, 2019 | Divorce
With the 2018 implementation of the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act, it’s natural that questions should arise about changes and new rules – especially regarding dependency exemptions and Child Tax Credits in relation to divorced parents. People are confused because...
by louf | Feb 4, 2019 | Divorce
It’s hard to believe that it could ever happen to you and your family: the death of an ex-spouse. While this not only involves a complicated grieving process, from a practical standpoint it can completely change your life if that spouse was responsible for...
