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Collecting on My Ex-Spouse’s Social Security Benefits
Many divorcees are not aware that under certain circumstances they may be eligible to receive the social security benefits of their ex-spouses. However, the Social Security Administration has set...
Navigating the Complexities of Military Divorce
Filing for divorce when one or both spouses are active duty military can be a complicated process. Several factors must be considered when determining where to file. It is not only necessary to...
Filing Taxes After Divorce
One of the major financial impacts related to your recent or pending divorce is the effect it has on the filing of your taxes. Navigating these difficult questions can be a minefield, so here's a...
Bankruptcy and Alimony Payments
Filing for bankruptcy is never an easy decision, and can be a very frightening time. But what if you are a collecting alimony and/or child support from an ex-spouse who is filing for bankruptcy?...
Do You Need an Attorney to Write Your Prenuptial Agreement?
Drafting and executing a prenuptial agreement is a complex task. An individual must identify their needs and then express those identified needs. From there, one must negotiate with their future...
August Newsletter: Joint Custody; Back-to-school Tips for Divorced Parents; Student Loan Stress
Joint Custody with a Jerk This is a title of a popular self help book written by Dr. Julie A. Ross. The title itself can sum up what you may be feeling in coping with your former spouse. The book...
How Enforceable are Do-not-Compete Agreements in Pennsylvania?
Do-not-compete agreements (NCAs) are often a source of consternation for those looking to make a career move. In the current economy, even if you aren't looking to change jobs, being asked to sign a...
Couple’s Divorce has Taken 17 Years — and it’s Still Going
After 10 years of marriage, Christo and Sharlene Lassiter decided to call it quits and get a divorce. That was in 1996. And their divorce is still ongoing. The Ohio couple, who now go by Christo...
How will Overturning DOMA Affect New Jersey Civil Unions and Dissolutions?
When the Supreme Court overturned the Defense of Marriage Act, it sent legal professionals in a wide range of fields into crunch mode to figure out how the ruling will affect their clients. New...
Five Tips for Co-Parenting After a Divorce
After a divorce, parents need to work together to keep their children happy and healthy. Luckily, when following these five tips, one can co-parent after a divorce with ease. Transition: When going...