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Divorce increases the likelihood of IRS scrutiny, especially when returns differ, income is in dispute, or property settlements trigger capital gains. Proactive tax compliance and

Divorcing spouses who jointly own an S-Corporation—or where one spouse is the sole shareholder—face complex legal and tax issues. Ownership, valuation, and future participation must

Many individuals find themselves liable for tax debts caused by a spouse or former spouse. If you signed a joint return but were unaware of

Divorce significantly affects your tax profile, from filing status to asset transfers. Early planning can prevent future surprises and reduce long-term tax burdens. Key Issues

High-income divorce cases present unique challenges when it comes to calculating child and spousal support. Standard guideline calculators often fail to reflect the complexity of

California law allows spouses to seek reimbursement for community or separate property contributions to marital expenses. These claims often involve complex analysis and significantly influence

When a spouse is suspected of underreporting income or hiding assets, a lifestyle analysis helps uncover the truth. It compares actual spending to reported income