Moving to another state sets up a long-distance relationship between the children and the other parent. Thus, the other parent disagrees with the move to the point of asking the…
When you own a small business, it's tempting to leave some cash income off your tax returns so that your tax burden isn't quite so significant. Depending on the amount…
A business owner with employees can be a limited liability company, corporation, non-profit, or partnership. However, that doesn't mean all tax deductions are deductible from compensation for child and spousal…
If you're the supporting spouse in a marriage, and you're planning on ending that relationship, you'll want to look for exit strategies. You'll also want to start focusing on the…
When it comes to getting (or paying) support in a family law case, most people think about their active earned earnings, such as what they get from their job. But…
The most common way people earn an income is through an employer who provides them with a W-2 at the end of the year. Employee pay stubs are straightforward to…
When considering support orders, it's essential to understand some of the basic tenets of the law. We want to discuss those first because many common support complaints come from a…
When differentiating types of wage earners for a child or spousal support, we have several ways to figure it out. How easy or difficult this will depend on the type…
The "right" amount of child support can change over the years. A job loss, a promotion, medical expenses and more children are just a few reasons why a previously reasonable…
When you're going through the trials and tribulations of the divorce process, if you're a parent, your children will be the first things on your mind. So the question is:…
