Month: October 2019

As part of the divorce agreement, a higher-earning spouse provides alimony to a lower-earning spouse so living standards can be maintained and expenses such as education, healthcare, or job loss can be covered. Previously, alimony was tax-deductible – but not anymore. The New Tax Laws Both the federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 […]

An uncontested divorce is also known as a no-fault divorce. It is one where both spouses have already agreed upon spousal maintenance, child custody, equity division of assets and future forms of communication. It is also one of the easiest to administer. If there is no agreement on any of the processes during a divorce […]