Recent Posts in the Divorce Category

• Hidden Assets in a High Net Worth Divorce
  Jan 29, 2020
  If you and your spouse have a substantial amount of assets, you will face some unique and challenging issues that will require the assistance of a ...
  Posted By Dale L. Bernstein, Chartered Law Office
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• Do Retirement Assets Get Divided in a Divorce?
  Jan 7, 2020
  For many, retirement assets make up a sizeable portion of their overall wealth. Understandably, if you are filing for divorce, you likely have some ...
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• Is Your Spouse Hiding Assets?
  Aug 23, 2019
  Some spouses have been known to hide assets before or during the divorce process to avoid splitting them with their x. However, divorcing spouses can ...
  Posted By Dale L. Bernstein, Chartered Law Office
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• Why You Should Use a Forensic Accountant in Your Divorce
  Jul 11, 2019
  A divorce can get very complicated very quickly. The higher the net worth of one or both individuals, the more difficult it can be to uncover hidden ...
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• How Will Divorce Impact My Business?
  Jul 3, 2019
  If you are the owner of a business (or several businesses) and thinking about divorce, you may be wondering how it would affect your business. Will ...
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• What Is the Permanent Alimony Presumption?
  Jun 28, 2019
  Alimony —also known as spousal support—is where one spouse provides financial assistance to another spouse during divorce proceedings and sometimes ...
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• When Are Temporary Attorney’s Fees Appropriate?
  Jun 20, 2019
  When a party gets a divorce , they can request the court to issue certain orders to help maintain the status quo while divorce proceedings are ...
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• Is Alimony Tax Deductible in Florida?
  May 8, 2019
  For decades, alimony , also known as “spousal support” or “spousal maintenance” was tax deductible for the paying spouse and treated as income for the ...
  Posted By Dale L. Bernstein, Chartered Law Office
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