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How can I make a presentation using Family Law Software?

You can follow these steps to prepare an interesting and compelling presentation: 1. Open the Sample Case. We have a sample case in the software. Click Settings > Sample File. Save the file under a different name. (In the Cloud software, go to File Manager, click the 3-dots button for the file, and select the […]

How can I see child support, taxes, and cash flows or a prior year?

Change the Start Year. To do that, click Settings > Assumptions, and change the Start Year. The software can calculate taxes accurately for prior years back through the year 2000. If the child support rules have changed, the software may not have retained the earlier rules, however.

What are the Summary Totals Spreadsheet numbers?

The Summary Totals Spreadsheet numbers are best understood in conjunction with two other reports. These are: The After-Tax Cash Flow Spreadsheet provides the next level of detail for the income columns. On the After-Tax Cash Flow Spreadsheet, you will see the components that make up the “total income,” “total expenses,” and “total taxes” columns of […]

Why is the income for child support higher than the income I entered?

This can happen if there is an addition to income from federal subsidies that are administered through the tax system. These subsidies include the Earned Income Credit and the Child Tax Credit. To see if this is the case, see if the Federal Income Tax number on the guideline worksheet is negative. A negative Federal […]

How can we negotiate divorced spouse benefits under current Social Security rules?

Under Social Security rules as amended in November, 2015, a divorced spouse may not claim divorced spouse benefits unless the worker spouse is also claiming benefits. (The divorced spouse benefit is 50% of the worker spouse’s benefit, and applies only if the parties have been married for 10 years or more, the divorced spouse is […]

Can we value Social Security as a defined benefit pension?

Yes, we can. Conceptually, there is no difference between Social Security and a defined benefit pension. Both are a stream of payments that may increase with inflation, begin at a certain age, and continue until the recipient dies. Both may have annual increases. For Social Security, this is the annual inflation adjustment. For defined benefit […]

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