Molinet v. Comm’r, T.C. Memo. 2014-109, 2014 WL 2573992 (2014) (a) Facts: A husband and wife were married. The wife was from Cuba and was admitted to the United States on a fiancé visa. The husband controlled the marital finances, with minimal input from the wife. She had access to…
In North Carolina, as well as nationwide, family law and divorce cases are filled with bad tax returns. Let’s face it, generally one spouse handles the finances and the other spouse doesn’t. Enjoy Santa as the Tax Court finds this husband innocent. Santa v. Comm’r, T.C. Memo. 2013178, 2013 WL…
Whether you are in North Carolina or in any other place, your recovery from a stressful divorce, family law, juvenile or custody case is extremely important. It is important that you recover mentally, physically, emotionally, socially, financially, and spiritually. This blog will address the grieving process of divorce and then…
Many prospective clients come to us with the question about “what does it really take to win my custody case in North Carolina?” This raises the interesting question of what is a “win” in custody of a minor child. “Winning” means different things to different parents. For some parents, it…