by HBP Law | Family Law, Spousal Support
Millennials are getting married less frequently, but those who do are getting premarital agreements. According to a survey of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML), 51% of the attorneys that participated cited an increase in the number of millennials... by HBP Law | Spousal Support
Now, this week we move on to the discussion regarding permanent spousal support. As a reminder, last week we discussed a simplistic approach to temporary spousal support. There, the focus was which spouse had the ability to pay and which spouse had the need for money.... by HBP Law | General, Spousal Support
Understanding Spousal Support Spousal support. At this point, since you’ve made it to the website and are reading this article, you are either trying to figure out how to minimize your obligation to pay support or how to maximize your opportunity to obtain support. In... by HBP Law | Divorce, Spousal Support
Taxes can be a pain to deal with every year, although they have to be done. On top of pains that comes with taxes, inserting a divorce into the equation can be that much more stressful. However, it doesn’t have to be if you are aware of common questions and issues... by HBP Law | Spousal Support
Spousal support is often the largest financial obligation you will incur as part of your divorce. Cohabitation refers to a couple living together in a romantic relationship without the benefits of marriage. In the aftermath of a divorce, if you move in with your... by HBP Law | Spousal Support
Are cash settlements subject to tax? In a divorce, it depends on how it is classified. If it is spousal support, it is taxable to the recipient and tax deductible by the spouse who pays it. If it is a property settlement, it is not taxable or deductible. How do you...