5 Divorce Tax Filing Steps

5 Divorce Tax Filing Steps

Navigating taxes after a divorce can be overwhelming, but taking proactive steps can help you understand and manage your new tax situation. First, determine your filing status based on your divorce’s finalization date, as this affects your tax options. If you...
5 Personal Injury Settlement Tips

5 Personal Injury Settlement Tips

  A settlement is an agreement that is reached through negotiations. If you agree to a settlement, you will receive a certain amount of money from the defendant instead of going through a trial. Choosing to accept the settlement is a guaranteed outcome, whereas...
5 Custody and Travel FAQs

5 Custody and Travel FAQs

Traveling out of state with your child while living in Utah can raise questions about co-parenting and custody agreements. Generally, your ex cannot prevent you from traveling with your child as long as you adhere to the terms of your custody agreement. However,...
5 Custody and Travel Tips

5 Custody and Travel Tips

Navigating child custody as a parent who frequently travels for business requires careful consideration and proactive management. Courts generally favor joint custody arrangements to ensure children maintain relationships with both parents unless there are compelling...
7 Don’ts for Divorced Parents

7 Don’ts for Divorced Parents

When it comes to our children and divorce, there are things you should never say to make their transition as easy as possible. Children are resilient and can adapt to the changes that divorce brings, but they need to be able to rely on and trust their parents. Lying...
6 Divorced Parent’s Financial Strategies

6 Divorced Parent’s Financial Strategies

Divorce significantly impacts your finances, regardless of the final settlement or child custody. Mindfully preparing for the new financial reality will help manage parenting expenses effectively. First, consider your taxes; working with a tax professional for your...
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