Major life changes like divorce, the death of a spouse or the sale of a business are emotionally complex. They’re also financially consequential in ways that can catch people off guard if they don’t have the right team in place. On this episode of “Breaking Upward,”...
When people think about divorce, probate or elder law matters, bookkeeping is rarely top of mind. But as Beth Andersen explains on a recent episode of her podcast “Breaking Upward,” legal outcomes often depend on financial records — not explanations, intentions or...
In this series, the Andersen Law PC blog is spelling out the 12 steps of divorce one month at a time. This month, we wrap it up with Step 12: QDROs and other post-decree issues. (To read the process in a more personalized, real-world context, follow the tales of two...
Getting married this summer? Now is the time to prepare and sign your prenuptial agreement. For years, most of my prenups involved marriages of one wealthy party and one not-so-wealthy.1 Next came established business professionals whose colleagues and business...
Whether you are divorced, sharing parenting after a breakup, or going through the breakup process, you need to know your tax filing rights regarding your minor children and dependents. Unfortunately, If both parties do not come to an agreement, you could end up in...
By: Andrea Needham Navigating financial well-being requires a comprehensive approach that transcends mere number crunching. It involves an intricate blend of self-awareness, community influence, and continuous personal development. By focusing on holistic strategies,...