Freed Marcroft Divorce and Family Law

What happens when basic discovery isn’t enough? From depositions to interrogatories, advanced discovery tools are used to uncover hidden financial details–but not every case necessitates this. Learn how this phase could help you make the right decisions for yourself and your family. #DivorceDiscovery #ConnecticutDivorce #FreedMarcroft #FamilyLawCT #Depositions #DivorceAssets #ScheduleAConsultation

Curious about the role a financial affidavit plays in the discovery process during a Connecticut divorce? It’s a snapshot of your assets, income, and liabilities, and it helps both parties understand the full financial picture, including which aspects are joint and which are individual. Discover how this important discovery tool could impact your case. #FinancialAffidavit #ConnecticutDivorce #FreedMarcroft #FamilyLawCT #DivorceFinance #AssetDisclosure #ScheduleAConsultation

Divorce is not just an emotional process - it’s a formal legal process. The discovery phase, which may include procedures like depositions and document exchanges, plays a key role in giving you everything you need to know to make smart moves. Learn how we guide you through this vital step. #DivorceDiscovery #ConnecticutDivorce #FreedMarcroft #FamilyLawCT #DivorceProcess #LegalAndEmotional #ScheduleAConsultation

Navigating Divorce and Taxes: Key Insights for Protecting Your Finances

Did you know that your tax status for the entire year is determined by your marital status on December 31st? We help clients make informed decisions about whether to finalize their divorce before or after the new year to maximize tax advantages. #DivorceTaxStrategy #ConnecticutDivorce #FreedMarcroft #FamilyLawCT #YearEndDivorce #DivorceTaxPlanning #ScheduleAConsultation

The holidays can be a time of joy—and reflection. For many, this season shines a spotlight on decisions about their future and whether they’re living in alignment with what they truly want. If you’re contemplating divorce, you may be wondering: How do I decide when is the right time to take that step? In Meghan Freed's new blog post: “Should I File for Divorce Before the Holidays?" she covers: ? How the timing might affect finances, taxes, or other practical matters. ? How to think through what's *actually* best for your kids. ? Why creating a plan—aligned with your goals—can help you feel more grounded and confident. Making the right decision isn’t about rushing—it’s about understanding your options and getting yourself set yourself up for a strong, focused start to 2024.

Wondering how alimony is taxed? Recent rule changes mean that alimony is now tax neutral—no deductions for the payer and no taxes for the recipient. Find out how this could impact your financial strategy in divorce. #AlimonyTaxes #ConnecticutDivorce #FreedMarcroft #FamilyLawCT #TaxNeutralAlimony #DivorceFinance #ScheduleAConsultation

Navigating Divorce and Taxes: Key Insights for Protecting Your Finances

Did you know that divorce asset transfers can be done without triggering major tax penalties? With proper legal and financial guidance, as well as careful planning, you can avoid costly tax surprises during your divorce. #DivorceTaxPlanning #ConnecticutDivorce #FreedMarcroft #FamilyLawCT #DivorceFinance #DivorceAssets #ScheduleAConsultation

Wondering how transferring assets during a divorce will impact your taxes? The tax code allows for asset transfers between spouses without triggering major tax penalties—if done correctly. Learn how we can help you navigate asset division and protect your financial future. #DivorceTaxes #AssetDivision #ConnecticutDivorceLawyer #FreedMarcroft #FamilyLawCT #401kDivision #DivorcePlanning #ScheduleAConsultation