Your CFL Credential has prepared you for every financial aspect of divorce cases, including potential fraud, which can be hard to pinpoint unless you know what to look for. As in the Texas Court of Appeals case of Mason v. Mason, many layers of deception may be involved. The court decided whether to uphold a…
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The financial skills and knowledge you earned from your CFL Certification makes your settlement negotiations so much easier – you know what to look for and consider all of the alternatives to reach satisfactory outcomes. Child support cases like Orlowski v. Orlowski can get complicated when one parent doesn’t keep his or her part of…
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As you learned when you got your CFL™ Certification, determining each parent’s monthly gross income for child support involves several factors. And in high-income cases, like Hanrahan v. Bakker, negotiating the assets to include under the law isn’t always easy. In this case, among other issues, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decided whether the high-income child…
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Your CFL™ Designation for Divorce Practitioners has given you the advanced financial knowledge you need to draft solid property settlement agreements (PSAs). But, sometimes, the wording isn’t precise enough or the terms aren’t truly legal. The Pennsylvania Superior Court case of Weber v. Weber v. Weber is an example of a PSA that some found…
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Your CFL™ Designation has helped you negotiate property settlements everyone can agree on. As in the case of Farid v. Rabbath, the parties involved don’t always stick to their agreements. The lawsuit involved an equitable distribution arrangement between the couple that ended in an appeal for an “impermissible modification.” Deciding Factors Through the divorce…
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