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Family lawyers should consider these 8 aspects of the 2011 Canadian Federal Budget while calculating child support and tax credits available to parents. Read more
By Justin A. Reckers: The Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts™ (IDFA) recently asked members across the country to share the worst financial mistakes they’ve seen in their practices. Af... Read more
An orderly transition of a retiring investment advisor's book of accounts to a new one would help keep loyal clients and a steady stream of revenue. Read more
You have probably heard of the saying, the only things in life that are certain are death and taxes. Well, we can add a new one to the list – Life and Debt. Read more
Civil unions in Illinois are not without tax issues. The federal tax law does not allow joint returns to be filed by partners of a civil union. Read more
Home sweet home: When dealing with the principal residence, it is then a matter of understanding of the special tax benefits inuring to the marital home Read more
On one level, it’s fairly straight-forward to explain what a capitalization rate (cap rate) is – but on another level, it is rather complex, and the critical aspect of same is the developmen... Read more
Here are four different types of child-related tax credits that divorcing parents should understand before resolving custody issues. Read more
There are two common ways to avoid the 10% early withdrawal penalty associated with retirement plans. They should be leveraged as needed for clients. Read more