Dailey Law Offices Blog New Tax Bill Affects Spousal Support Deductions Jan 22, 2018 Many people are concerned about the effect the new tax bill will have on their spousal support deduction. In the past, spousal support has been ... Posted By Dailey Law Offices Read More Dissolution and Potential Conflict of Interests Aug 30, 2017 I get asked the question, "Why can't you represent both myself and my spouse in our dissolution?" more times than I can count. What is Dissolution? In ... Posted By Dailey Law Offices Read More Parallel Parenting: Fad or The New Wave of Shared Parenting? Jul 3, 2017 I recently worked with a client who was divorcing a husband who is an alleged domestic abuser. She was working with an advocate who suggested the ... Posted By Dailey Law Offices Read More Limited Scope Representation Jan 22, 2017 Limited Scope Representation What is Limited Scope Representation? When an attorney is retained to assist a client with their legal matter in a ... Posted By Dailey Law Offices Read More Being a Trustee is a Tough Job Sep 2, 2016 I do a lot of estate planning work and often times a simple family trust is needed to appoint someone to manage finances on behalf of minor children. ... Posted By Dailey Law Offices Read More Playing by the Rules When Forming an LLC Jun 23, 2016 Why Form an LLC? If you own a business, particularly a high liability business, forming an LLC is a great option to afford yourself protection from ... Posted By Dailey Law Offices Read More Mediation and Divorce-Why it's a great idea. May 4, 2016 The majority of clients who walk through my front door want an amicable divorce. They have been communicating effectively with their spouse and both ... Posted By Dailey Law Offices Read More Navigating the Divorce Process Amicably-With Small Children Apr 24, 2016 Divorce is never easy. Typically emotions run high and more often than not there are several issues that are somewhat contentious. If you add small ... Posted By Dailey Law Offices Read More Page of 3