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Financial Misconduct In Divorce And Its Impact

Financial Misconduct Divorce can have serious consequences for your marriage. Marriage is a big life step that sometimes doesn’t go as planned. While signing off on a divorce can be a relief, it can also lead to many headaches down the road.

Does Tax Fraud Get Exposed During Divorce Proceedings?

Divorces can take an emotional toll on many people. During such a turbulent time, a spouse may not want to evenly split every marital asset with their soon-to-be-ex. Alternatively, he or she can decide to expose any tax problems you’ve had in the past.

Paul White joins Miod & Company

It’s not a common occurrence for a business to bring on a member of a rival firm to its staff. It’s even less likely to bring on a founder of a rival firm. Paul White joining Miod and Company back in July 2021 was one exception.

A How-to Guide for Reporting Alimony on Taxes

Author: Miod & Company Date: January 6, 2022 Category: Tax Average Time Reading: 5 minutes If you’re paying alimony to your ex-spouse, they may be tax-deductible. However, not all cases are—depending on your separation date. On the other hand, ex-couples with...

Determining How Long You’ll Be Paying Alimony

Author: Miod & Company Date: December 31, 2021 Category: Family Law Average Time Reading: 4 minutes Paying alimony is a part of the divorce process for many couples. If you’re not the breadwinner in the house, you may need some help getting back on your feet....

Business Valuation Issues In Divorce To Look Out For

Author: Miod & Company Date: December 25, 2021 Category: Business Valuation, Family Law Average Time Reading: 5 minutes Divorce is complicated no matter what. It can be a highly emotional, legally complex, and bureaucratic process. The process can become even more...

How Marital Assets are Divided in a No-Fault Divorce

Author: Miod & Company Date: December 23, 2021 Category: Family Law Average Time Reading: 3 minutes Divorce is a stressful process that affects everyone involved. One of the most challenging aspects of the divorce procedure is determining how parties can divide...

Calculating Child Support: How Parents’ Income Is Evaluated

Author: Miod & Company Date: December 17, 2021 Category: Family Law Average Time Reading: 7 minutes Children can get expensive quickly, and costs can be particularly tricky to predict if you are going through a significant change as a family. When parents divorce,...

Child Support – Can It Be Modified?

Author: Miod & Company Date: December 15, 2021 Category: Family Law Average Time Reading: 6 minutes When filing for divorce, it’s important to know the process of determining and modifying child support. Even if you devise a concrete plan and aim to stick to it,...

Newly Divorced Women: Don’t forget about these assets (They may belong to you too)

Author: Miod & Company Date: December 9, 2021 Category: Tax Average Time Reading: 3 minutes While going through a divorce can be a turbulent time in your life, it’s important to remember assets that may belong to you as well. There are a lot of things that you may...

Equitable Distribution: How to Value and Divide Marital Property

Author: Miod & Company Date: December 6, 2021 Category: Tax Average Time Reading: 4 minutes Going through a divorce can be time-consuming and emotionally draining, especially when it comes to figuring out how to value and divide marital property. It can be...

How to Minimize Taxes in Divorce Without the Alimony Deduction

Author: Miod & Company Date: December 1, 2021 Category: Family Law Average Time Reading: 4 minutes Prior to 2019, divorced couples in different tax brackets could save money with an alimony deduction. This allowed the alimony payor to deduct their spousal support...

Valuation of a Business During a Divorce: Why Forensic Work is Important

Community property valuation during a divorce is an important part of these proceedings, and many complex instances involve business valuation.

What is Securities Litigation?

To understand securities litigation, we must understand securities fraud. According to California Corporations Code § 25401, any security sale or purchase which uses an “untrue statement of a material fact” (or a misleading omission of a material fact) constitutes securities fraud.

The Importance of Unfair Competition Laws

Author: Miod & Company Date: July 30, 2021 Category: Family Law Average Time Reading: 3 minutes Some rules that govern how businesses behave seem obvious: You probably aren’t confused by the fact that a business can’t refuse to pay employees or file taxes, for...