A taxpayer who is married on the last date of the year may file as Married filing jointly, married filing separately, or in some circumstances, ...
Individuals going through a divorce often have many things to consider. One of those considerations that often is overlooked is whether the child ...
When you’re negotiating with your spouse or arguing in court about the level, type, and duration of spousal support, tax issues should never be fa...
My spouse and I have been separated since May of last year, and now it's time to file taxes. Can we both file as single? If you're not yet legally...
Can you deduct your legal fees for a divorce, alimony, or related expenses? Generally, the IRS says no. Here are some rules that may help.
In most cases, alimony payments are deductible to the payer (and count as income to the recipient). This can result in tax savings for both spouses.
If you’re in the middle of a divorce, you may file a joint return only if you are married at the end of the tax year (December 31) and both of y...
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