Thursday, 16 February 2006 @ 12:33am • My Weblog
Is there a universal child support and alimony calculator? Simply, the answer is no. The federal government requires that all states have child support guidelines. Many states use computer programs which we call calculators. If your state does not have a calculator, there is a formula which is set forth in your state’s guideline. Some states also include alimony or spousal support in the calculators.
It is important to understand that each state has deviations from the guideline child support. In many states where the timeshare or percentage of time with the children is not included within the guideline, joint custody can be a deviation from guideline support. In simple terms, a deviation allows the court to reduce child support. Therefore, in most states, joint child custody will significantly reduce your child support obligation.
Secret Divorce teaches techniques to reduce your child support and alimony. It is imperative that you understand your state’s guideline and that you plan early to reduce your child support and alimony.
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Thursday, 2 February 2006 @ 2:04pm • My Weblog
Men facing divorce often ask whether child support and alimony are deductable on their federal taxes. Child support is not tax deductable.
Generally, alimony or spousal support is taxable to the wife and tax deductable to the husband. IRS regulations are very complicated. A written court order is one requirement of the IRS regulations. If you are paying support voluntarily without an order, consider preparing a stipulation and order to ensure that your alimony or spousal support will be deductable. Always consult with an attorney and an accountant to ensure that your alimony or spousal support will be deemed tax deductable by the IRS.
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Wednesday, 18 January 2006 @ 1:15pm • My Weblog
Eliminate or Significantly Reduce Your Alimony Payments By Planning While You Are Still Married
You can plan your divorce while still married to ensure that you will greatly reduce your alimony (also known as spousal support) or completely eliminate paying your wife support. SecretDivorce is about planning before your wife even seriously considers divorce. You will be provided real life examples of how men have been screwed when they refuse to prepare. We show you success stories about how real men have reduced their alimony and spousal support and protected their future earnings. We will teach you the inherent biases in the law and courts regarding alimony and how hard working men become the working poor -unable to afford even a one bedroom apartment for themselves. SecretDivorce teaches you how to beat the system without doing anything illegal. It is imperative for men to prepare early and take control of their financial future to reduce alimony and spousal support payments
Your Divorce Must Remain A Secret To Ensure That You Reduce Alimony Payments Until You Have A Fully Executed Plan
Understand how the Court can ruin your future standard of living -making it impossible for you to even afford a one bedroom apartment. Understand how the court will consider your income in determining alimony. Understand what deductions and expenses the court will consider in determining spousal support. We will provide you a step by step approach to reducing your future alimony obligations or completely eliminating alimony from your future. Learn how successful men have changed their financial situation prior to filing for divorce and were able to walk away from large alimony orders. Alimony and spousal support do not have to be financially devastating with the proper preparation.
Your Alimony Payment is 90% Determined by the Time You File Divorce Papers
Spousal support and alimony payments leave the Court with only a certain amount of discretion. Lawyers can do little once your case has been filed. We teach you why you must prepare financially for alimony obligations in your divorce case prior to filing papers. We will share the tricks which women use to increase their huge alimony orders. SecretDivorce will teach you how to defeat your wife’s tricks and pay significantly less alimony to your wife at the time of your divorce than you would pay today. We guide you through the divorce process and help you understand the next steps to take and the best time to execute your plan.
Reduce Your Alimony by Using the Income Calculator and Other Tools Used By Professionals Provided In the SecretDivorce Workbook
SecretDivorce provides a Workbook with financial tools which will enable you to understand how your income will affect future alimony and spousal support payments. SecretDivorce will explain why you should not quit your job in the middle of your divorce. However, we will explain what you can do with your current income or business income to reduce your support. Alimony basics are similar in most states with the main considerations your income, your wife’s income, the standard of living during the marriage, and the length of the marriage. SecretDivorce teaches you how to take charge and alter the basic numbers used to determine alimony now before it is to late.
Improve Your Scenario Before Filing for Divorce to Better Your Alimony Outcome
It is important to understand the divorce process and improve your situation today to get the lowest spousal support payments possible. SecretDivorce guides you each step of the way. Our advice does not end in hiring your attorney. We teach how to chose the best attorney possible. You will be informed of what you need to tell your attorney and what you should not disclose. We will also discuss the best practices to get you through the court process as quickly and painlessly as possible. Get an alimony ruling you are happy with. If divorce is even a consideration, educate yourself and better your situation to reduce your alimony and spousal support orders.
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