Amy J. Weis

Divorcing couples have too much on their plate and must split property, divide debts, and even resolve custody issues. Taxes can have huge implications on your divorce as well.

How you file your taxes can be a primary factor in deciding how and when to finalize your divorce.

Divorce and Taxes: Understanding the Financial Implications of Ending Your Marriage - Columbus Divorce Attorney | Weis Law Group When you separate from your spouse, you may separate your finances. You may even have obtained a legal separation from the court to protect your rights regarding assets, debts, support, and other issues. However, if you have not fully completed the divorce process, the IRS and the Ohio Department of...

Bitcoin and other forms of cryptocurrency have added a new spin to property division in divorce. If you or your spouse own cryptocurrency or you suspect your partner may have purchased crypto at some point but could be hiding it from you, it is important to work with a divorce lawyer familiar with strategies for locating and dividing complex intangible assets. Read the article to learn more.

Who Gets the Bitcoin in a Divorce? - Columbus Divorce Attorney | Weis Law Group Bitcoin and other forms of cryptocurrency have added a new spin to property division in divorce. In theory, crypto should be treated like other marital assets. But practical challenges often make this difficult. Now is a good time to examine this type of property and how it can be handled in a divor...