Avoid costly tax mistakes during and after your divorce.
Divorce changes more than your relationship – it changes your taxes. Earl Webster Law offers tax guidance services to help you understand the impact of asset division, alimony, property transfers, and filing status. With deep expertise in tax law and financial planning, we ensure that your financial moves today won’t result in tax surprises tomorrow.
Our Process
01
Tax Review Consultation
We begin with a clear overview of your tax situation.
02
Asset and Income Analysis
We evaluate how the divorce affects income, deductions, and liabilities.
03
Strategic Tax Planning
We build a plan that minimizes your tax burden and prevents errors.
04
Post-Divorce Filing Support
We guide you through next steps, including how and when to file.
Why Choose Earl Webster Law
- 20+ years of experience in tax law and family finance
- Expertise in divorce-related tax strategy and long-term planning
- Personalized insights based on your financial goals and obligations
- Trusted advisor for complex filings and high-asset divorces
- Clear, compassionate communication every step of the way
Frequently Asked Questions
How does divorce affect my taxes?
Divorce impacts filing status, deductions, tax credits, and how assets are taxed. We help you understand and plan for each of these.
What happens if we sell property during the divorce?
Property sales may trigger capital gains taxes. We help you evaluate timing and division to reduce tax impact.
Will I owe taxes on alimony or child support?
Tax laws around alimony changed in 2019. We explain the current rules and what applies to your case.
When should I speak to a tax advisor during divorce?
Ideally, before finalizing any agreement. Early guidance helps avoid decisions with lasting tax consequences.