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Divorce Tax Planning
Tax Planning Specifically During Divorce Proceedings
One of the most valuable services a divorce attorney can provide to a client is help separating the emotional aspects of divorce from the purely financial considerations that every person must address when negotiating a divorce agreement. A final divorce decree will include provisions regarding financial matters like division of property and obligations to pay child support or alimony — and the details of these decisions can have far-reaching tax consequences. Our Monmouth County divorce lawyers can advise you on divorce tax planning.
The New Jersey Law Firm of Goldstein Law GroupAt Goldstein Law Group, our Monmouth County attorneys have built a strong reputation as aggressive advocates who provide practical advice about the financial consequences of every piece of the divorce agreement.
We consider it a central part of our responsibilities to our clients to provide solid answers to such important financial questions related to divorce tax planning as:
- What are the tax ramifications of assets a spouse may receive via the equitable distribution process?
- Is it better for tax planning purposes to transfer an asset from one spouse to another or to offer the asset for sale?
- How will income tax be affected by obligations like child support and alimony?
- Can plans be made now, during the divorce process, that will help minimize estate taxes down the road?
Clients of our law firm have the benefit of working directly with attorneys who have advanced training in the fields of accounting and tax law. Whenever necessary, especially in cases involving complex property division, we also enlist professional assistance with divorce tax planning from forensic accountants and financial planners.
Contact Goldstein Law Group ∙ Schedule a free 10-minute case evaluationAt Goldstein Law Group, we offer all potential new clients a free 10-minute case evaluation. We want our new clients to have the opportunity to meet our Monmouth County lawyers and staff in a no-pressure environment, where they can get answers to some preliminary questions and receive additional basic information about the divorce process and the services our law firm provides.
To make an appointment, call (732) 967-6777, or contact us online.
