Generally speaking, spousal support is taxable to the recipient and is deductible by the payor. For example, if you are paying spousal support to your ex-wife the money she receives would be taxable to her as income. Likewise, generally you would be able to deduct it on your tax return. However, you may not be […]
In short, the answer is “no.” Under California law, an individual who is legally married cannot enter into another legal marriage before terminating the first marriage. Recent news of Kelsey Grammer’s approaching marriage to Kayte Walsh has brought this issue to light. Grammer, although planning his February wedding to Walsh, is not yet divorced from […]
If you are a Bay Area resident who is shouldering the financial responsibility of your child alone, you may be interested in learning more about the details of California’s child support system. Child support is a certain sum of money that the court orders one parent to pay the other parent. When a California court […]
USA Today reports that a Florida divorce court recently ordered Chidi Ahanotu to handover the championship ring he won in 2002 while he was a defensive lineman for the St. Louis Rams. This decision has been viewed as unfair by some members of the public. The court ordered Ahanotu to surrender the ring in order […]
Upon a divorce, it is often a complicated and challenging process to divide real property existing in another state. The correct treatment of an out of state home or piece of land depends on how the property is characterized under California community property law. Generally, most property acquired during marriage is considered community property. At […]
Over the past year, numerous celebrity couples have stepped forward with plans to marry. In early November 2010, Nick Lachey announced he was engaged to his longtime girlfriend, Vanessa Minnillo. The couple had been dating for approximately four years prior to the engagement. Shortly after Nick announced his soon-to-be marriage, news of Jessica Simpson’s (Lachey’s […]
A study that came out earlier this year reported a decline in the number of divorces occurring during the recession. In 2005, the divorce rate was 17.3 percent. This number sank to 16.4 in 2009. Yet, depending on how you interpret the results, this could be both good and bad news. The good news is […]
Just recently, the mother of a one year old boy was stripped of her custody rights after her child was shot in her own home. The boy was accidentally shot by his 19-year old uncle. The child survived and is now on the road to recovery. Meanwhile, the father has been awarded custody and the […]
Divorces are difficult and trying events. Don’t add to the stress of the experience by making some common mistakes with your social networking. Recently, a Time magazine article discussed the implications that social networking can have on a person’s divorce case. The article noted that it is now commonplace for divorce attorneys to use information […]
Child support is a certain amount of money that a court instructs one parent of a child to pay the other parent. The court’s instruction is detailed in a document called a child support “order.” The child support money is used to financially support the child. If you are having difficulties supporting your child after […]
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