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What Happens If Alimony Payments Don’t Match the Court Order?
Alimony obligations are established by the terms of a divorce decree. However, the amount a recipient actually receives may not always correspond with the court order. For instance, a spouse may make partial payments, fall behind on payments, pay more than the...
RSUs and Divorce: What You Need to Know About Equity Compensation
Restricted stock units (RSUs) are an increasingly significant component of compensation for executives and other highly compensated employees. When divorce involves substantial equity compensation, however, the tax implications can extend well beyond the value of the...
Post-Divorce Financial Planning: Why Alimony Is Only One Piece of the Puzzle
When a marriage ends, discussions around finances often focus on alimony. Although alimony can often be a critical component of a divorce settlement, it is only one piece of the puzzle. There are many other financial decisions that must be made during the divorce...
What Happens If Alimony Payments Don’t Match the Court Order?
Alimony obligations are established by the terms of a divorce decree. However, the amount a recipient actually receives may not always correspond with the court order. For instance, a spouse may make partial payments, fall behind on payments, pay more than the...