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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 […]
Do Prenuptial Agreements Protect Children in a Second Marriage?
/0 Comments/in family law /by Coumanis and York PCAlthough prenuptial agreements are always recommended, they are especially important for people who have children from a previous marriage. Find out why, and for more personalized advice regarding your upcoming marriage, call the Mobile office of Coumanis & York at 251-431-7272 or the Daphne office at 251-990-3083. Protecting Children in the Event of a Parent’s […]
Does an Extramarital Affair Affect a Divorce Settlement in Alabama?
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Coumanis and York PCCheating is often cited as one of the factors contributing to the end of a marriage. What does that mean for your divorce settlement? Will it be ignored, or does the cheating partner stand to lose a lot during negotiations? When you get the answers to these and other questions, you can make choices that […]
Legal Separation vs. Divorce: Which is the Best for Me ?
/0 Comments/in family law /by Coumanis & York PCIn many ways, legal separation and divorce are similar. Both signal the end of a romantic relationship and limit the impact both parties can have on each other. A separation agreement, much like a divorce settlement, covers: The division of marital debts and assets Child custody and visitation rights Child support Alimony However, the main […]
Can a Child Choose Which Parent They Want to Live With?
/0 Comments/in family law /by Coumanis & York PCWhether your child is begging to live with you or telling you they only want to live with their other parent, you’re in a painful situation. As a parent, it’s hard to watch your child beg you not to take them to their other parent’s house, and it stings to hear your child say they […]
How COVID Is Still Complicating Divorce Proceedings
/0 Comments/in family law /by Coumanis and YorkOver two years ago, we started two weeks to stop the spread. Here we are, years later, and COVID-19 is still throwing courts across the country into upheaval. If you’re in the midst of a divorce or you co-parent with a past partner, you’ve likely dealt with some of these issues head-on. Not sure how […]
Can I Move Out of the Area with My Child After an Alabama Divorce?
/0 Comments/in family law /by Coumanis & YorkYou’re finally finished with your divorce, and now you can start over. Maybe, in your mind, that means moving and putting down roots in a new location. However, before you start looking into new homes and applying for different jobs, it’s important to discuss your plan to move with your family law attorney. Under Alabama […]
The Growing Issue of Cryptocurrency During a Divorce
/0 Comments/in family law /by Coumanis & YorkOnce a word rarely heard or understood outside certain financial circles, cryptocurrency is now a buzzword that almost everyone is somewhat familiar with. But what happens if one or both partners own cryptocurrency during a divorce? The volatile nature of cryptocurrency can make it hard to divvy up in a fair and equitable manner, which […]
How to Stop, Reduce, or Cancel Alimony or Spousal Support Payments in Alabama
/0 Comments/in family law /by Coumanis & York, P.C.Alimony is a common part of many Alabama divorce agreements. However, it’s rare for alimony to be permanent. It’s generally included with an end date in mind, whether that be a specific date, when the other partner begins gainful employment, or when the other partner remarries. If you think your spousal support payments should be […]
Advice for Stay-At-Home-Moms During a Divorce
/0 Comments/in family law /by Coumanis and York PCThere isn’t any situation in which divorce is easy, but there are plenty of circumstances that can make the end of your marriage even more difficult for you. Being a stay-at-home mom can definitely complicate the divorce process and leave you feeling like you’re stuck in limbo. Without your own source of income, you might […]