Divorce involving a business
When a divorce involves a business or complex assets, their division affects what each party retains after tax. Mr. Mayeri addresses both.
Matters handled
- The division of a business interest
- Complex assets and the tax cost of dividing them
- Settlement terms reviewed for their tax effect
What to bring to the consultation
- Business returns and financial statements
- Personal tax returns
- Any agreement already in draft
Legal and tax effects together
Each option Mr. Mayeri recommends is presented with its legal effect and its tax effect, side by side. The format is as follows:
Example format, not advice
- Option
- [the option, in a sentence]
- Legal effect
- [the legal consequences]
- Tax effect
- [the tax consequences]
- Next step
- [who does what, by when]
Frequently asked questions
Should I describe my matter in detail in the contact form?
No. Please give a brief outline only. The firm completes a conflict check before discussing any details, so please omit confidential information.
How are fees and timelines determined?
Before any work begins, you receive the steps, an expected timeline and the fee in writing.
Other practice areas
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Tax disputes and IRS representation
IRS audits and notices, offers in compromise, innocent spouse relief and U.S. Tax Court.
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Estate planning and probate
Wills, trusts and the administration of estates.
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Business planning and transactions
Entity selection, owner agreements, and the purchase or sale of a business.
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Asset protection
Structures and documents prepared with their tax effects in view.