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We assist individuals, couples, and their attorneys in a variety of ways,
including division of assets and debts,
assessing
income,
determining
living expenses,
valuing and dividing
pensions,
preparing
forecasts,
reviewing
the tax impact of the settlement,
preparing
valuations,
assessing
separate property and assessing dissipation
of marital assets. Getting the help you need early in the divorce process can save you and
your spouse time and resources.
General
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Help relieve some of the
panic, instill calm, take some of the emotion out of financial
issues
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Develop understanding of the
financial issues, the decisions that need to be made and the
financial consequences of those decisions
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Help to develop household
spending plans
Assets/Debts
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Collect accurate and complete
information about the assets
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Value (or organize valuation
of) the assets, taking into account tax implications
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Help to decide division of
assets
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Advise on marital/separate
property issues
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Collect all the information
about debts
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Help decision-making on how to
divide/deal with the debts
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Our Services
Our Services
Mediation
Early Neutral Evaluation
Collaborative Divorce
Litigation Support
QDRO drafting
Helpful Information
Divorce options
Benefits
Divorce Planning
Maintenance
Child Support
Property Division
Retirement Plans
Tax Planning
Post Divorce Checklist
Common Mistakes
Marital Home
Rent v Buy
Health insurance
Parenting
Forms
Divorce Books
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Income
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Collect accurate and complete
information about income streams, deductions, etc.
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Determine income that should be
counted by self-employed or in closely- held businesses
Lifestyle/Living Expenses
Pensions and Retirement
Plans
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Help to decide whether
pensions need to be divided, or valued for offset with other assets
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Value pensions
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Ensure that pensions are
divided correctly, taking into account separate/marital portions,
vesting, etc.
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Advise on what should be
included in the separation agreement regarding pensions so that it
mirrors the content of the Qualified Domestic Relations
Order (QDRO)
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For attorneys, review QDROs
drafted by opposing counsel to ensure that they include all aspects
needed to protect client
Forecasts
Taxes
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Show
tax impact of decisions, including deductions, child deductions,
maintenance
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Help to avoid possible tax
problems such as recapture, capital gains, approved retirement
scheme penalties, etc.
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Help to decide who should take
child deductions and what filing status to use
Valuation
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Value business interests, or
reviewing the valuation done elsewhere
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Value stock options, stock in private companies, deferred
compensation, and trust interests
Separate
Property Tracing
Dissipation of
Assets
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