Atsiliepimai
Aprašymas
Financial Issues in Divorce
provides experienced family law practitioners with a practical, systematic
guide to the financial complexities of divorce, including property
classification, income analysis, asset valuation, tax consequences, and
equitable distribution. Grounded in established authority and commercial
litigation principles, the book offers practical methodologies and takeaways
for applying these concepts in settlement and trial.
Thirteen chapters
address the financial issues that arise throughout a divorce case, from
jurisdiction, premarital agreements, classification, commingling,
transmutation, tracing, and debt through income determination, imputation,
business and asset valuation, and the treatment of specific asset classes. The
book also examines tax consequences, spousal maintenance, equitable
distribution and dissipation, financial discovery and hidden assets, financial
experts, settlement spreadsheets, negotiation and arbitration, and child
support. Each chapter concludes with Practical Takeaways
that distill key points for application in practice.
Financial Issues in Divorce
provides experienced family law practitioners with a practical, systematic
guide to the financial complexities of divorce, including property
classification, income analysis, asset valuation, tax consequences, and
equitable distribution. Grounded in established authority and commercial
litigation principles, the book offers practical methodologies and takeaways
for applying these concepts in settlement and trial.
Thirteen chapters
address the financial issues that arise throughout a divorce case, from
jurisdiction, premarital agreements, classification, commingling,
transmutation, tracing, and debt through income determination, imputation,
business and asset valuation, and the treatment of specific asset classes. The
book also examines tax consequences, spousal maintenance, equitable
distribution and dissipation, financial discovery and hidden assets, financial
experts, settlement spreadsheets, negotiation and arbitration, and child
support. Each chapter concludes with Practical Takeaways
that distill key points for application in practice.
Atsiliepimai