As we begin to head into the last quarter of 2016, many people will be hoping and planning for an annual bonus. While not yet received, that future bonus money may already be earmarked for various household expenses, vacations and even taxes. If you are involved in a child support matter, don’t make plans for […]
Sandra Block recently wrote an article in Kiplinger Personal Finance (April 2015) about the “Financial Pros and Cons of Getting Married Later in Life”. According to the article, the number of adults over 50 who were living together but not married has doubled between 2000 and 2010. According to financial planners, these individuals are concerned […]
In the 2014 movie St. Vincent Maggie and her son Oliver move in next door to Vincent, a grouchy elderly man who likes to spend time smoking, drinking and gambling. Maggie recently separated from her unfaithful husband and has trouble adapting to being a solo parent. Now required to support a family and maintain a […]
“The internet’s not written in pencil, Mark, it’s written in ink.” The Social Network. Dir. David Fincher, Columbia Pictures, 2011. With all the cruddy weather we have been having lately, I have spent more time at home. Spending time on the internet usually leads to Facebook of which I am not a huge fan. I […]
If you are separated and thinking about leaving the state with your child, think carefully before acting. Leaving without the Court or other party’s permission could result in you losing custody. I saw it happen this past Friday as I watched a pendente lite hearing for custody, visitation and support. Here is what happened: The […]
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