When I first started practicing, many of my co-parenting clients used “parenting time notebooks”.
How Does the New Tax Law Affect My Divorce or Custody Action?
Many people when they hear about changes in the tax code get nervous. How much more will I owe? How will this change my taxes? Will I actually benefit?) The 2017 Tax Act was a fairly large overhaul of the tax system especially for some of clients. Here is an overview of the changes (consult your tax professionals of course!):
Kids and Taxes Post-Divorce Basics.
Five Ways to Keep Attorney Fees Down in Your Divorce, Child Support, or Custody Action
According to the Huffington Post, with attorney fees, filing fees, real estate recording fees, refinancing fees, mediation fees, evaluator fees, and co-parenting classes, the average divorce in Minnesota costs from $15,000-$20,000.