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Recent Posts in Support Category

Wife's Request for Spousal Support Goes Belly Up Because of Blog

Posted on Apr 22, 2011 By Lloyd Rosen
It is axiomatic that the expectation of individual privacy these days is increasingly an unattainable goal. We are barraged on a daily basis by warnings that identity theft is on the rise, and that we ...
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To Claim or not to Claim: That is the Question

Posted on Dec 13, 2010 By Jacqueline Harounian
Tax filing questions arise very frequently in divorce cases. One of the issues negotiated in divorce settlements is: upon filing separate returns, which parent has the right to claim a minor child as ...
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THE ECONOMY AND CHILD SUPPORT

Posted on Oct 13, 2010 By Jacqueline Harounian
How has the downturn in the economy affected child support ? Due to recent economic circumstances (including increased cost of living, job losses, and decreased household income), we have seen a large ...
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