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Divorce Taxation: New Cases, New Regulations, New Issues Wednesday, June 4, 2008 Use our fax-back registration form (PDF) Sponsored by: The Family Law Section Family law practitioners, clients, and their families rely upon the advice of their attorneys to help make business-minded financial decisions during emotionally charged times. Therefore, the advice provided by counsel can not be made in a bubble, and must take into account future effects, including tax implications and consequences. As the Internal Revenue Code intersects with family law on all levels - from the most modest of estates to those with sophisticated high asset values - it will inevitably impact nearly all of the advice bestowed. Tax implications attach to the payment of support, property division, and custodial aspects. When counsel is asked to dispense advice on the Courthouse stairs, or on their feet before the Judge, it is not enough to simply advise clients to consult with a financial advisor. Any practicing family law attorney, or tax consultant, regularly providing advice to parties engaged in the divorce process, can not afford to miss this seminar. Specific topics will include:
Speaker Melvyn B. Frumkes, Esq. Mr. Frumkes is a nationally recognized expert on divorce taxation, serving as a member of the Advisory Board of the Center for Children and Families of the Leven College Program Chair Dawn Ethier Young, Esq.
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