Dishonesty Concerns About Spousal Income in Your Divorce

By admin | June 5, 2015

Dishonesty Concerns About Spousal Income in Your Divorce by Michelle Daneshrad, CFL-S Completion Law Firm, Woodland Hills, California Many clients are concerned their spouse will lie about their income. How the concern is handled can have different consequences and costs. Here is an example from my own practice, with details changed to protect confidentiality. Read…

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How to Avoid Costly Financial Mistakes Before, During and After Your Divorce

By admin | May 27, 2015
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How to Avoid Costly Financial Mistakes Before, During and After Your Divorce by Jerry Cohen, CPA, Chartered Financial Consultant, Certified in Financial Forensics, and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst™ Reseda, California Financial issues create enormous stress for divorcing couples at every stage of the process. There are several common ways to avoid making financial mistakes during…

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Honors & Recognition: Kevin Chroman Named 2015 Eureka Award Winner

By admin | April 30, 2015

Honors & Recognition: Kevin Chroman Named 2015 Eureka Award Winner Congratulations to Family Divorce Solutions member Kevin Chroman, named the 2015 Eureka Award Winner by Collaborative Practice California (CP Cal) at its annual statewide conference. The Eureka Award  recognizes and honors individuals who have made significant contributions and demonstrated an abiding dedication to establishing and…

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Including a Financial Neutral in Your Collaborative Divorce Process

By admin | April 22, 2015
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FDS members Warren Sacks, CPA, CFF and Stephanie Maloney, CFP ®, CDFA ™ Discuss Their Role at Los Angeles Conference Contact:  Gayle Lynn Falkenthal, APR 619-997-2494 or gayle@falconvalleygroup.com Sherman Oaks, California Couples considering divorce are often surprised to learn they have process options other than going to court. In the Collaborative Divorce process, couples find…

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Mediation or Collaborative Divorce? Why Not Both?

By admin | April 21, 2015
Fred Glassman

Mediation or Collaborative Divorce? Why Not Both?Family Divorce Solutions member Fred Glassman, JD, presents his Medicollab™ Model at Upcoming Conference in Los Angeles Contact:  Gayle Lynn Falkenthal, APR 619-997-2494 or gayle@falconvalleygroup.com Sherman Oaks – With the emergence of the Collaborative Law Process, often referred to as Collaborative Divorce, as an option for families over the…

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Calculating Child Support in Divorce

By admin | April 18, 2015
Warren Sacks

Calculating Child Support in Divorce by Warren Sacks, CPA, CFF White, Zuckerman, Warsavsky, Luna, & Hunt, LLP, Sherman Oaks, California 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…

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A Decade of Smarter Divorce: Collaborative Practice Celebrates 10th Anniversary at Statewide Conference

By admin | April 6, 2015
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Divorcing spouses who are tired of aggressive attorney rhetoric should give Family Divorce Solutions or other local practice groups in your area a serious look.

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What is Collaborative Divorce and is it Right For Me?

By admin | April 2, 2015
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The ugly truth: in today’s society, roughly half of all marriages end in divorce. The Collaborative Divorce approach can be highly beneficial for many families. Is it right for you?

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Healing from A Divorce or Breakup

By admin | February 10, 2015

Healing from A Divorce or Breakup by Dr. James E. Walton, Ph.D., LMFT PeacefulDivorceLA.com, North Hollywood First of all, talk about your loss with people who are willing to listen. You might even want to seek out a licensed therapist to help you through this time. It’s important to let yourself know that you can…

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A New Approach to Prenuptial Agreements

By admin | January 22, 2015

Premarital agreements allow for couples getting married to discuss difficult and important issues in a way that makes their relationship stronger.

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