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Just Revealed: The Three Major Factors that lead to Divorce Battles When working with and observing divorcing couples as they struggle with the legal issues as well as the emotional issues of their divorce, it quickly becomes apparent that there are several distinct factors or markers that can indicate the level of stress and rage [...]
Turning the Courts on their ears… New Divorce Tactics
In a word – DVRO!
Imagine a court process so flawed, so rife with abuse, and so loose in both it’s creation and execution, that virtually anyone can get away with screwing up someones else life for at least 90 days, and in 99% of the [...]
Family Law courts are overwhelmed. Divorce is on the rise and the economy is not showing any signs of a meaningful recovery.
If your desire is to hold off your divorce, to stall and put pressures on your ex other than those already overwhelming them, one of the best tactics to use is to drag [...]
If this post seems like a rant… it is! Get over it. But there is a lesson in this and good advice for those of you who have a litigious ex, or perhaps you want to become a litigious ex.
Several days ago I spent half of the day in court with a client [...]
Every year at this time, hundreds of thousands of freshly divorced people get to sit down and fill out tax forms.
A common complaint I hear is taxation on support and what is tax deductible. So, here are the rules:
Spousal Support is a deduction Child Support is NOT
If you are under a court [...]
Child support is a highly regulated and controlled element of divorce. State and Federal agencies and their related bureaucracies thrive on the collection, distribution and enforcement of orders and awarded monies. Opinions run the gamut, so for now I will leave this issue at rest for another day.
Spousal Support is another story.
By law, [...]
When I recently looked up the concept and definition of Contempt of Court on Wikipedia, this is what it states:
Contempt of court is a court order which, in the context of a court trial or hearing, declares a person or organization to have disobeyed or been disrespectful of the court’s authority. Often referred to [...]
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