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New Jersey Divorce Lawyers on Tax Issues

New Jersey Divorce Lawyers
One of the most difficult aspects of a divorce is the financial challenge it can present. Some of our clients are concerned about the tax implications of divorce. Understandably, they want to optimize their tax position and avoid paying too much to Uncle Sam. Our New Jersey divorce lawyers can alert you regarding these issues and other important issues related to your case.

Divorce Attorneys Serving All Of Bergen County

At the law firm of Men’s & Fathers’ Rights Divorce Lawyers by Schultz & Associates, LLC, our New Jersey divorce lawyers provide focused representation in New Jersey family law cases, including divorce cases involving tax concerns. Our New Jersey divorce lawyers can help you protect your interests with regard to:

  • A divorce that occurred years ago but that has tax consequences currently
  • Questions like, “Is alimony tax deductible for the payer and taxable for the payee, the person who receives support?”
  • Child support exemption deductions
  • Tax matters related to property division in divorce
  • Retirement assets
  • A family business or other closely held business

We are committed to excellence in the practice of family law — because family law is all we do. We work closely with other professionals with expertise in the area of tax law.

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Contact us to schedule a consultation with our experienced New Jersey divorce lawyers. We can answer your questions about divorce and tax issues in New Jersey, and help you develop a strategy to address your concerns.

Divorce and Inherited Property
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Carrie Schultz
26,Mar,20
Divorce and Inherited Property
Divorce is incredibly common in our country. According to statistics, Americans divorce at a rate of 2.9 per 1,000 people. If you are considering divorce, you likely have a number of concerns: Will you get custody of or visitation with your kids?  Will you have to pay alimony? What will your child support payments be
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5 Mistakes Men Must Avoid During the Divorce Process
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Carrie S. Schultz, Esq.
17,Sep,19
5 Mistakes Men Must Avoid During the Divorce Process
Getting divorced is a process. But once it is over you will be forced to live with the decisions you made during the process for years – if not the rest of your life. As a result, when going through a divorce, you need to make smart decisions with your long-term best interests in mind,
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Can I Use My Wife’s Facebook Posts Against Her in Our Divorce?
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Carrie S. Schultz, Esq.
06,Sep,19
Can I Use My Wife’s Facebook Posts Against Her in Our Divorce?
Your wife has always been active on social media, and all indications are that she will not be slowing down during your divorce. So, can you track your wife’s social media posts during your divorce? If you can, should you? Are there ways that you can use her Facebook and other social media posts to
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Divorced Fathers’ Rights During Summer Vacation
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Carrie S. Schultz, Esq.
05,Sep,19
Divorced Fathers’ Rights During Summer Vacation
Information you need to know if you want to spend time with your child over the summer As a father, preserving your relationship with your children is one of the most important aspects of the divorce process. This includes not only the right to spend time with your children on a regular basis (whether that
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What are Your Rights in a NJ Divorce if Your Wife Committed Adultery?
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Carrie S. Schultz, Esq.
23,Jul,19
What are Your Rights in a NJ Divorce if Your Wife Committed Adultery?
If your wife cheated on you and you have decided to file for divorce, it will be important for you to understand how adultery affects (and doesn’t affect) the divorce process in New Jersey. While your wife’s cheating is not entirely irrelevant, you may be surprised to learn that adultery generally does not play a
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If I Cheated on My Wife, How Will This Impact My Divorce?
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Carrie S. Schultz, Esq.
21,Jul,19
If I Cheated on My Wife, How Will This Impact My Divorce?
You cheated on your wife. It happened. You aren’t the first husband to have an affair, and you won’t be the last. According to Institute for Family Studies (IFS), 20 percent of men report “having sex with someone other than their spouse while married” – and those are just the ones who responded to a
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Divorce Preparation Checklist
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Carrie S. Schultz, Esq.
20,Dec,18
Divorce Preparation Checklist
If you have decided to file for a divorce, it will be important to prepare in advance as much as possible. But don’t worry, this is not nearly as daunting as it sounds. While there are some steps you may want to take to make sure you are financially well-positioned for your divorce, in many
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Should You Block Your Spouse on Social Media During Your Divorce?
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Carrie S. Schultz, Esq.
06,Dec,18
Should You Block Your Spouse on Social Media During Your Divorce?
It is hard to believe, but Facebook has only been around since 2004. Twitter was founded in 2006, and Instagram is less than 10 years old. Yet, today, these and other social media platforms play a central role in many people’s lives; and, with increasing frequency, they are playing a central role in many people’s
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How Will the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Impact Divorcing Spouses in New Jersey?
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Carrie S. Schultz, Esq.
08,Nov,18
How Will the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Impact Divorcing Spouses in New Jersey?
Enacted in late 2017, key provisions of the federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act for divorcing spouses are set to take effect on January 1, 2019. These changes have the potential to drastically impact certain financial aspects of divorce, and spouses who are currently contemplating a divorce in New Jersey will need to factor the
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7 Ways Friends and Family Can Help Individuals Coping with Divorce
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Carrie S. Schultz, Esq.
13,Feb,18
7 Ways Friends and Family Can Help Individuals Coping with Divorce
Even for the strongest among us, going through a divorce is a difficult process. From dividing your property to making decisions that will determine how much time you get to spend with your children, nothing about a divorce is easy, and support from friends and family can go a long way toward helping individuals cope
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3 Things To Know About Child Custody If You Are Going Through a Divorce
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Carrie S. Schultz, Esq.
06,Feb,17
3 Things To Know About Child Custody If You Are Going Through a Divorce
When going through a divorce it is often common to have questions that you need to reach out for help.  When going through a divorce, one of the most common questions are dealing with children.  Children are the most important thing to keep in mind when entering into a divorce. 1.) Using Mediation for the
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What Should I Do if I’m Unhappy with the Results of a Motion
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Carrie S. Schultz, Esq.
24,Jan,17
What Should I Do if I’m Unhappy with the Results of a Motion
If you’re unhappy with the results of a motion, you have two choices. You can either file a motion for reconsideration with that same judge – pointing out something relevant to the ultimate outcome of your case that he or she may have overlooked – or you can file an appeal with the appellate division.
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When Can I Start Using My Maiden Name After a Divorce?
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Carrie S. Schultz, Esq.
19,Jan,17
When Can I Start Using My Maiden Name After a Divorce?
At the end of your divorce – as part of the divorce process – you absolutely may request that the court change your last name back to your maiden name (or to any name you desire) so long as you’re not doing so to avoid any creditors, liens, or judgments that may currently exist. Did
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Bergen County Divorce Lawyer on Your Spouse Moving Out and Wanting to Move Back In
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Carrie S. Schultz, Esq.
12,Jan,17
Bergen County Divorce Lawyer on Your Spouse Moving Out and Wanting to Move Back In
One question I often get as a Bergen County Divorce Lawyer is, “My spouse moved out, but now wants to move back in. Is that allowed?” The answer to that question can be complicated. Technically, absent a temporary or final restraining order, that spouse is still entitled to live in the house. On the other
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New Jersey Divorce Attorney on Moving to Another State with the Kids Before the Divorce
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Carrie S. Schultz, Esq.
02,Jan,17
New Jersey Divorce Attorney on Moving to Another State with the Kids Before the Divorce
As an experienced New Jersey Child Custody Lawyer, I am often asked if a parent can move to another state with their children before they initiate the divorce action. It is usually not permissible for a parent to relocate to another state, taking the child or children with them. Permanent relocation to another state prior
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New Jersey Divorce Lawyer Explains How Long You Must be a Resident Prior to Filing
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Carrie S. Schultz, Esq.
26,Dec,16
New Jersey Divorce Lawyer Explains How Long You Must be a Resident Prior to Filing
Clients often come to me as a New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, to verify how long they must have lived in the state prior to filing for divorce.  In order to file for divorce in New Jersey, the filing party must have lived in the state of New Jersey for at least one year. The one
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How Does Divorce Mediation Save Money?
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Carrie S. Schultz, Esq.
15,Dec,16
How Does Divorce Mediation Save Money?
One major question I get is whether or not people should go directly to mediation. While mediation is definitely a viable option in all divorce cases – and it can absolutely save you money – it has its proper time and place. In my opinion, a couple should go to mediation only after you and
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How Can I Get Divorced If My Spouse Moved Out of State with the Kids?
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Carrie S. Schultz, Esq.
12,Dec,16
How Can I Get Divorced If My Spouse Moved Out of State with the Kids?
Divorce is complicated enough when spouses live in the same state. When one spouse lives in another state, it becomes even more so; and when children are involved, the complexities can increase exponentially. So how do you get divorced if you live in New Jersey and your spouse has moved out of state with the
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New Jersey Divorce Lawyer Expands on the Discovery Phase
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Carrie S. Schultz, Esq.
05,Dec,16
New Jersey Divorce Lawyer Expands on the Discovery Phase
As a dedicated New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, I am often asked about the divorce discovery phase.  The discovery phase of a divorce process is exactly what it sounds like. It’s the way we discover each party’s assets – including bank accounts, credit card statements, tax returns, and any additional financial information – of which either
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Bergen County Divorce Lawyer Discusses College Expenses
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Carrie S. Schultz, Esq.
24,Nov,16
Bergen County Divorce Lawyer Discusses College Expenses
As an experienced Bergen County Divorce Lawyer I am often asked how divorced spouses will pay for their children’s college expenses.  In New Jersey, the issue of whether or not a divorcing couple is obligated to pay for their children’s college cost is a very interesting issue. When you’re married, the state and the courts
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