August 18, 2009 | Child Support, Court Decisions, Legal Fees, Legal Perspective
In Krebs v. Krebs, the Superior Court of Pennsylvania considered whether to award legal fees to a parent who won modification of child support.
August 18, 2009 | Child Support, Court Decisions, Legal Fees, Legal Perspective
In Krebs v. Krebs, the Superior Court of Pennsylvania considered whether to award legal fees to a parent who won modification of child support.
August 10, 2009 | Business Valuation, Complex Financial Issues, Court Decisions, Divorce, Executive Compensation, Income Calculations, Legal Perspective, Marital Property, Professional Practices, Settlement
The Seventh Circuit held that the salary earned by a CEO of a privately-held business (including a $17 million year-end bonus) was neither excessive nor a disguised dividend.
July 31, 2009 | Court Decisions, Divorce, Legal Perspective
Under the tracing doctrine, we can separate the nonmarital component from the marital component of a mixed or co-mingled asset.
July 05, 2009 | Business Valuation, Complex Financial Issues, Court Decisions, Divorce, Income Calculations, Legal Perspective, Marital Property
This series of posts contains summaries of Pennsylvania case law on the issue of double dipping in divorce. “Double dipping” occurs when an income-producing asset (such as a pension or business) is counted as marital property subject to equitable distribution, as well as income subject to an alimony or child support obligation.
July 01, 2009 | Child Support, Court Decisions, Legal Perspective
In Pennsylvania, the estate of a deceased parent may be held liable for child suport after the parent’s death if the agreement does not terminate the obligation upon the parent’s death.
June 24, 2009 | Complex Financial Issues, Court Decisions, Divorce, Income Calculations, Legal Perspective, Marital Property
This series of posts contains summaries of Pennsylvania case law on the issue of double dipping in divorce. “Double dipping” occurs when an income-producing asset (such as a pension or business) is counted as marital property subject to equitable distribution, as well as income subject to an alimony or child support obligation.