Whether you are currently a single parent or you are going through a divorce, managing your finances is of utmost importance. You need to make enough to pay the bills and save for the future. If you need help in that area, then consider these helpful tips.
Accounting and Divorce
Splitting Pension and Retirement Accounts During a Divorce
Understanding pension and retirement accounts during divorce may not always be your first consideration when dividing your assets. However, they do represent value that was accumulated during the marriage and form an important part of your future stability.
Will I have to pay my wife for her interest in my business after divorce?
I own a business with approximately 25 employees. Although my wife has never worked in my business or assisted me in the operation of my business in any way, she is claiming that if we get divorced, I will have to pay her for her interest in the business. Is she correct?
Would my wife have an equitable distribution interest in my business in the event of a divorce?
I own a business which provides consulting services. Although my business has been lucrative, I don’t think anyone would buy it because without me, there is no business. Under these circumstances, would my wife have an equitable distribution interest in my business in the event of a divorce?
How do we determine our home’s value?
How do we determine our home’s value? Should we deduct the sales commission from the appraised value? Can we deduct capital gain taxes from the value of the house?
What can I do to protect my business during the divorce process?
My ex-wife and I are about to divorce and I’m concerned that the divorce process is going to disrupt my business. What can I do to protect myself from interference from her and her lawyer?
Divorce Settlements and Executive Compensation
An introduction to dividing stock options, restricted stock, or other executive compensation during divorce.
What The Court Looks At When Dividing Assets In A Divorce
Once you determine whether or not you’re going to file for divorce, you need to identify the assets that the marriage owns. In South Carolina, anything that was acquired during the marriage is considered part of the marital pot, so to speak. Debts, property, personal and real investment accounts, and anything else the couple has […]
How Can Forensic Accounting Be Applied To My Divorce?
What is forensic accounting and how can it be applied to my divorce?
Tips For Choosing Your Divorce Financial Professional
What should I consider when choosing my divorce financial professional?
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