When you find yourself amid a divorce or separation, it is hard to know what to do first, especially when it comes to dividing you and your spouse’s financial assets. And if you and your spouse own a business or professional practice, it will be one of the areas that will go under the financial […]
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When you start developing your retirement strategy, no matter your age, it is essential to consider several key factors, especially if you have a complex financial portfolio. Here are some thoughts and questions we like our clients to consider during our initial consultation with them: What are your current income streams Where do they come […]
Here we list some statistics which might cause you to be concerned—as well as some thoughts about how you can overcome the fear by acting to develop a plan. Only 1 in 10 workers has made a financial plan Without proper planning, you might be more susceptible to reacting to market events, and you […]
Crossover Issues Between Family Law and Dependency: An Attorneys View At our May 3, 2012 San Gabriel Valley Study Group, attorney Robert Howell did a presentation on “Crossover Issues Between Family Law and Dependency: An Attorneys View.” It was an excellent presentation and he included some wonderful reference materials. Download the PDF Presentation (right click […]
Calculating Child Support in Divorce by Warren Sacks, CPA, CFF When in a court process or litigation, child support is calculated based upon a formula that includes income, itemized deductions, tax filing status, child support add-ons, and each parent’s percentage of time when they are with their child or children. The formula is CS = […]