February 2022 Issue: Cryptocurrency in Divorce; Planning for Special Needs Children (Attorney Advertising)

Volume 51 | February 2022

Matrimonial | Trust & Estate | Elder Law

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The Divorce Sherpa Blog

Cryptocurrency Is the New Cash in Divorce

It’s not unusual in divorce for a spouse to allege that the other spouse is hiding assets. For years, those cases typically involved a spouse with a business whose customers often paid in cash making it hard to track income. However, increasingly, the hidden money isn’t cash; it’s cryptocurrency. Here are a few things to know.

Interesting Reads on Family Life

Hammer and Screw: Autism Acceptance and Rejection

An excellent story trying to explain autism.

Watching a Partner Change Is Hard. Accepting It Can Be Harder.

Advice on dealing with the distinct phases and changes that relationships go through.

Elder Law Blog

How Special Needs Planning Can Help Your Family

Caring for a special needs child does not necessarily end when he or she becomes an adult. Many parents continue to provide assistance and want to leave money for ongoing care after they die. A special needs trust can help parents accomplish their goals without jeopardizing their child’s governmental benefits.

Interesting Reads on Aging

Look Who's Moving In With Your Aging Parent

How do you restrict an elderly parent's freedom to keep him or her safe, when your parent adamantly refuses to cooperate?

Don’t Forget: New RMD Rules For IRAs In 2022

Following the old rules for RMDs could cause you to distribute more than you need to in 2022.

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