For tax purposes, a couple is considered married if their decree of divorce has not been finalized by December 31. Thus, the year that it is finalized is the year that most tax changes will take effect. However, if you consider the tax implications during the negotiation period, you and your spouse can make decisions…
Read MoreCan gaming really cause the end of a marriage? A divorce website in the United Kingdom recently stated that 5% of divorce petitions so far this year blamed “addiction to Fortnite” for the divorce. And the game just came out last summer. In the past we have seen social media and even “email communication” as…
Read MoreDivorce is going to change your relationship with your children. There’s no way to avoid that. But with effort, it may actually improve it. Here are 5 ways to make sure that happens: 1. Know yourself Examine yourself in this new situation. Are you dealing with anger? Guilt? Feelings of inadequacy? Your children need you…
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