Gene Kirzhner
Estate Tax Repeal Could Come Under the New GOP Tax Plan
Currently, a big inheritance could leave you with a large tax payment. However, things could change in the future.
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Gene Kirzhner
Alimony Payments Could Shrink Under New Tax Bill
Being controversial is nothing new for this administration, and the new tax bill’s change to alimony payments is no different. While so many of the proposed legislation has been under scrutiny
Gene Kirzhner
Inheritance Disputes: Estate Planning For Familial Peace
Inheritance disputes have the potential to take once healthy family relationships and turn them into dust. Estates get lost, siblings turn on each other, and parents wishes for a close family get thrown out the window.
Gene Kirzhner
Pension Disputes: Lessons to Learn From
When most people think about pensions, they may imagine a prospective retiree who spent 40 years working at the same company.
Gene Kirzhner
The Goals of Marriage Mediation
If you are having marital troubles, then there are a few resources where you can turn to for help. One of those resources is marriage mediation.
Gene Kirzhner
Custody Rights for People Charged With Child Endangerment?
Divorces can get messy, especially if children are involved. Unless you have a good relationship with your soon to be ex, you’ll most likely run into custody issues.
Gene Kirzhner
Ways to Reduce Your Estate Tax
When you leave behind your estate to a loved one, you leave them a great gift. However, that gift comes with the burden of estate tax.
Gene Kirzhner
Legal Separation Versus Divorce
Legal separation and divorce are two words we never want to hear. For couples wishing to part ways, however, they are two options to consider.
Gene Kirzhner
Rhode Island Common Law Marriages: The Complete Guide
Common law marriage might sound like a simple term. However, common law marriages are far from simple.
Gene Kirzhner
New Law Could Change How Divorce Effects Pets
In many families, pets are like children. And yet, those “children” get no say in divorce cases. They don’t end up going to the owner who has their best interest at heart.