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The Role of a Forensic Accountant in a Divorce
/0 Comments/in family law /by Coumanis & YorkA huge part of any divorce is dividing up the debts and assets. This aspect of divorce is so important that it’s often the most time-consuming part of the entire process. As couples divvy up their real estate, retirement accounts, business shares, and savings, questions often arise—how do you know if both parties are being […]
If My Ex Goes Bankrupt, Will I Still Get Alimony?
/0 Comments/in family law /by Coumanis & YorkIf you receive spousal support, it’s likely a significant part of your monthly budget. When spousal support is awarded in Alabama, it’s generally because one spouse either earns much less than their partner or one spouse gave up a career to take care of the home. Either way, the law believes that they should continue […]
Surviving Financially for a Stay-at-Home Mom After Divorce
/0 Comments/in family law /by Coumanis and YorkWhether you were blindsided by a divorce, or you saw it coming for a long time before the discussion actually happened, it can upend your entire life. This is especially true for stay-at-home moms, who often give up their educational and career opportunities in order to take care of the home and their spouse. Just […]
Is It Legal to Record and Spy on Your Spouse During an Alabama Divorce?
/0 Comments/in family law /by Coumanis & YorkYou have decided to divorce your spouse, and you know they’re engaging in something they shouldn’t be—perhaps it’s infidelity, drugs, gambling, or something else that has pushed you to the point of requesting a divorce. Whatever you’re looking for evidence of, you’re wondering if you can record your spouse and otherwise track them. In situations […]
Proving Co-Habitation to Stop Alimony in Alabama
/0 Comments/in family law /by Coumanis and YorkIf you’re paying alimony to your ex-spouse, it can be hard knowing that so much of your hard-earned money is going to someone you’re no longer romantically involved with. It’s even harder when you realize that your ex is living with a new partner, and you are essentially subsidizing their life together. Luckily, there are […]
Dealing With Divorce During Holidays
/0 Comments/in family law /by Coumanis & YorkIf you’re in the midst of a divorce or freshly divorced and dreading the holidays, you’re not alone. This time of year is actually one of the most common for divorces. While no one knows exactly why some believe that the stress of the holidays pushes a teetering marriage over the edge or makes unhappy […]
Helpful Tips for Working Divorced Single Parents
/0 Comments/in family law /by Coumanis & YorkAfter divorce, many people struggle with the transition to single parenthood. Even if your ex-spouse wasn’t the most reliable or most helpful partner, they were at least another set of hands when you needed help with the kids. While single parenthood can be overwhelming, especially when you’re juggling a full-time job, you can make it […]
Do I Still Pay Alimony If My Ex Gets Remarried?
/0 Comments/in family law /by Coumanis & YorkYou’ve been ordered to pay periodic, rehabilitative, or permanent alimony—and you’re wondering if there’s an end in sight. Even if there’s a set timeframe for your alimony payments to end, terminating them early can be a huge relief for the paying spouse. If your ex-spouse has remarried, you may wonder if you’re still obligated to […]
Is Virtual Visitation Right for You?
/0 Comments/in family law /by Coumanis & YorkOur world is becoming more and more globalized, making it easier to communicate, do business, and build relationships virtually. This is good news for parents who do not live in the same state or even the same country as their children. In the past, this would have meant that a child could only have parental […]
Tax Implications of Property Transfers During a Divorce
/0 Comments/in family law /by Coumanis and York PCIn case divorce wasn’t already hard enough, you also have to think about how your divided marital assets will affect your taxes. If your transferred assets are not managed properly, you could face serious tax penalties and other fines. This could significantly cut into what you take away from the marriage. Wondering how you can […]