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Separation/Divorce
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WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
When separation or divorce is
the best answer.
While separation or divorce are monumentally difficult steps to take, this section can help lessen the pain, trauma and sense of helplessness. You’ll read invaluable advice from expert divorce and family attorneys, mediators, family and relationship therapists, and others who can help you every step of the way.
In this section you will find:
- How to select the right divorce lawyer
- Ways to protect yourself — emotionally and financially
- The best plan of action
- Surviving divorce and moving ahead
FEATURED EXPERT
A Lawyer for all your family issues.
James H. Allison, an attorney at Hill Allison & DeWeese, specializes in divorce, dissolution of marriages, child custody, general business law, nonprofit corporations, professional corporations, retirement planning and real estate matters.
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Spousal Support Payments Can Be Tax Deductible
James H. Allison, an attorney at Hill Allison & DeWeese, specializes in divorce, dissolution of marriages, child custody, general business law, nonprofit corporations, professional corporations, retirement planning and real estate matters.
If properly structured in a Separation Agreement or Divorce Decree, spousal support payments or alimony payable to a former spouse under the Internal Revenue Code will be taxable to the payee and deductible by the payor.
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Here's My Story
He has proven himself, but sometimes he makes me insecure.
Almost two years ago, I found out horrifically my boyfriend of 4 months had a one night stand with a woman. She is the mother of a friend of his son's. His child and her child go to school together. I was appalled when I found out, because I thought he was the perfect man. After dating only 4 months, it was too soon for something like this to happen. I left him and then took him back. He has proven himself, but sometimes he makes me insecure. He is a very touchy-feely guy and I sometimes worry how he is when he is not around me. I don't know what I am going to do? Because, unfortunately, I do love him.
