Demystifying QDROs (or understanding divorce-related division of retirement benefits)
Jan 08, 2012
This legal guide will provide you with information and explanations about what QDROs are, how they work, and why they are important to pay attention to if you may, are or have gone through a marital di...
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Moving out of state with child(ren)/Relocation
Nov 29, 2011
So you want to relocate with one or more of your children. Can you? Well, YOU can move pretty much anywhere without getting anyone's permission. However, it gets a lot more tricky when minors are invol...
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The impact of emerging technology on family law
Aug 07, 2011
Would you believe that Facebook is a factor in approximately 80 percent of all divorces? It's true! Don't be caught unawares: Get up to speed on how the Internet/World Wide Web, e-mail and all things e...
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Making sense of Arizona’s use tax requirements
Jul 11, 2011
A new state law may be a rude awakening for Arizonans who avoid paying sales taxes by buying merchandise online. Arizona HB 2332, which took effect July 20, 2011, requires individuals to report the amo...
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Protective orders: What are they, and how do they work?
Jun 26, 2011
Unfortunately, domestic violence frequently rears its ugly head in family law. Sometimes a protective order is appropriate and even essential. Of course, it also can make things more tricky, especially...
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Filing taxes jointly or separately during a divorce?
Jun 25, 2011
One of the most common tax questions divorcing couples ask is whether they can file their tax return jointly, and if so, whether it is to their advantage to do so. It's an important question because ma...
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Grandparents' rights
May 23, 2011
One of the most hotly contested issues in family law today is that of grandparents’ rights. Do they have rights? If so, what do those rights look like?...
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Alimony: Does it exist anymore and, if so, what does it look like today?
May 22, 2011
One of the most oft discussed topics in the area of family law is that of alimony, or what is now more commonly referred to as “spousal maintenance†or “spousal support.†If you’re on the rec...
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Which parent gets the dependency exemption in a divorce?
May 08, 2011
When children are involved in a divorce, the opposing parties often use the federal dependency tax exemption as a bargaining chip. Although it is a frequent source of contention, the rules for determin...
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So how much is a divorce going to cost me?
May 04, 2011
Arguably the most discussed issue relating to the most common legal issue people grapple with--divorce--is, “How much is all this going to cost me?†This is a very valid question, but unfortunately...
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