March 2006

Divorce in Walk the Line

March 31, 2006

The Oscar-winning movie, Walk the Line, is about true love, but it’s also about divorce. Johnny Cash and June Carter met when they are both married to other people, though the movie doesn’t necessarily endorse adultery. Instead it takes a fairly benign perspective on their divorces.  A key scene in the movie involves a woman [...]

Tax Tips

March 30, 2006

Jessie Danninger, a financial analyst with Rosen Law Firm, has several tax tips for those that are recently separated or divorced.  She says child support is neither taxable to the recipient nor deductible to the payor. Alimony on the other hand is taxable to the recipient and deductible to the payor, and it’s considered earned [...]

Love Without Money

March 28, 2006

Can love overcome disagreements about money? Can we talk openly about this anymore or is it almost like a taboo? Comments? Send an email.Kramer Vs. is supported by Rosen Law Firm as a service to the media and others interested on the latest news on divorce and family issues.

Virtual Visitation Becomes Reality in Many States

March 20, 2006

More people are looking to virtual visitation as a supplement to visitation.  Here’s a link to a newcast NBC 17 recently ran in Raleigh about how Rosen Law Firm supports a virtual visitation statute here in North Carolina. Comments? Send an email.Kramer Vs. is supported by Rosen Law Firm as a service to the media [...]

Money Discussions Harming Your Marriage?

March 16, 2006

How can you distinguish between harmful conversations about money and those which are perfectly normal? Curbing excessive negatively can make a big difference. Comments? Send an email.Kramer Vs. is supported by Rosen Law Firm as a service to the media and others interested on the latest news on divorce and family issues.

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