Tax Tips for the Newly Divorced
Now that you are single again (or about to be single again), it’s time to take another look at your finances and the tax implications of your choices. The following tips make sure you follow the law...
View ArticleProp 8 Overturned – What are Your Rights?
On August 4, 2010, the Northern District Court of California ruled that Proposition 8, the 2008 state constitutional amendment banning gay marriage, violates the United States Constitution. In May...
View ArticleCalifornia Seeks IRS Tax Equity for Same-Sex Spouses
The California Legislature has passed a resolution asking that same-sex spouses and domestic partners be taxed the same as heterosexual married couples. The resolution, AJR29, asks the Internal Revenue...
View ArticleNew Tax Laws Affecting Divorcing Women
Bohm Wildish – Divorce and Taxes: Congress passed the American Taxpayer Relief Act (ATRA) at the beginning of this year to prohibit tax increases to the middle class and spending cuts in motion if no...
View ArticleDivorce’s Affect on Credit
Bohm Wildish – Divorce and Taxes: Tax season is here– everyone’s favorite time of year. (Not.) Most people are currently thinking about their finances, their taxes, their credit score, etc. More than...
View ArticleHow Much Does Divorce Cost?
Well there’s a question we get often. And the obvious answer is still true… every divorce is different. But there are some parameters. Most people say that a divorce will cost anywhere from $15,000 to...
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