Financial freedom isn't often achieved overnight. In fact, it can take many years or decades of hard work to get to a comfortable place financially. For many, during and after a divorce is a cash-strapped time. Individuals in Wyoming may be feeling financially...
Month: February 2018
Creating a plan of action may help your divorce
Whether the decision to end your marriage was one you saw coming for some time or it caught you off guard, you may not be prepared for all the decisions and proceedings that will come along with the marriage dissolution process. From deciding the best method to move...
Revised tax law affects alimony rules
What was once a constant in American tax law has recently changed, and has people clamoring to understand the long-term impact. The recent loss of the long-standing alimony tax break has some questioning whether it will add to the financial discomfort of divorce....
Property division: Don’t lose track of rewards points
During a divorce, individuals may find themselves divvying up certain marital assets. A breakup can be a challenging time, and for many the process of documenting the assets, collecting financial information and copying important documents can be overwhelming....
Avoid divorce court missteps
An appearance in court is often the final step in the process of ending a marriage with a partner. This may not be true in every case, but for some, the divorce court proceedings are a serious last step, so the court date is treated with reverence. In Wyoming,...