Protecting What Matters Most It’s hard to know where life will lead after a divorce. Some people never remarry, while others find love again later in life. Today, blended families are increasingly common - over 15% of children in the U.S. now live in blended families....
Divorce and Taxes in North Carolina: What You Need to Know Last updated: July 2026 Divorce changes your taxes in five big ways: your filing status is set by whether you are still married on December 31; alimony under agreements signed after 2018 is neither deductible...
Who Claims the Children on Taxes With 50/50 Custody? Last updated: July 2026 Even with 50/50 custody, only one parent can claim each child — and the IRS gives the claim to the parent with more overnights during the year. Because a normal year has 365 nights, a true...
Even under the best of circumstances, most of us don’t relish the idea of paying taxes. This can be particularly true in difficult times. Facing a divorce and worrying about how your divorce might affect you from a tax perspective is doubly unpleasant. It’s an...
Taxes. Most of us don’t love thinking about them, and most of us would certainly agree that in many respects, tax time is a headache. This is true almost every year, but in some years, it is more true than others. If you are in the midst of or have recently finalized...
During the divorce process, custody and support can impact your tax situation. There are various child-related tax implications that must be addressed upon divorce and separation.
There can be different tax liabilities associated with spousal and child support, as well as divided property.
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