Financial Advice On Divorce: Social Security Offset

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By Christian D. Barnard Divorce lawyer, Cordell & Cordell A client recently came to me for financial advice on divorce concerning his wife perhaps trying to shield assets through a Social Security Offset. A Social Security Offset is a reduction in the value of pension benefits subject to equitable distribution

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Can You Modify Alimony If You Retire?

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By Daniel Exner Divorce Lawyer, Cordell & Cordell If your state does not have a time limit on how long alimony lasts and are wanting to retire, you should file a motion to modify immediately. This is because, depending on the court, there may be an issue with the reduction

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Money Made Easy: 401k vs. IRA

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Financial adviser Dan Danford explains the major differences between a 401k plan and an IRA. In this edition of Money Made Easy, Danford, CFP®, CRSP®, MBA, of Family Investment Center, offers the pros and cons of both options and which one might be better for you and your family.

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Can You Appeal A Judge’s Ruling On Alimony?

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Alimony Question: My soon-to-be-ex is terminally ill and was ill at the time she filed for divorce. Because of her condition, I have been ordered to pay alimony and all of her bills, including some medical costs, which have a current outstanding balance of almost $50,000. Now the judge has

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