Hosted by Joseph Cordell, JD, CPA, LL.M
Cache Counsel host, Joseph Cordell, guides you through the act of taking an end-of-the year inventory of your assets.
In this episode, Mr. Cordell examines the difficult economic climate at the end of the 2008 calendar year and guides you in taking an active role in planning for the coming year.
This show focuses on risk management, incorporation and entity options, taxes and filings and much more. Read on to begin planning your end-of-year asset protection plan.
by Joseph Cordell, JD, CPA, LL.M
Cache Counsel host, Joseph Cordell, speaks to John Scott, CPA, from the CPA Firm, Anders, Minker & Diehl, about changes and uncertainty in tax law in the coming year.
Read more to learn about what the future holds for you and for a review of the tax acts of 2008 that affect your finances for this upcoming tax season.
by Tiffany McFarland Esq., Cordell & Cordell, PC.
Transferring IRA Interests
Interests in your traditional individual retirement account (“IRA”) or that of your spouse may be made per Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) guidelines when the transfer is incident to a divorce. The transfer is tax free.
There are two commonly-used methods of transferring IRA assets to a spouse or former spouse. You can change the name of the existing IRA account or you can make a direct transfer of IRA assets from one account to another.
by Tiffany McFarland Esq., Cordell & Cordell, PC.
Once the divorce decree is finalized, my clients usually feel a tremendous sense of relief that a long and often emotional and expensive journey has come to an end. Unfortunately, while a divorce decree marks the end of one journey, it also marks the beginning of another. This is the point at which even most patient clients have thrown their hands up in frustration asking, “When will this divorce be over?!” I believe developing an early understanding of your post-divorce responsibilities is an important step in averting this common frustration. The purpose of this series of articles is to provide you with information about the form and purpose of the different documents you may be asked to review and execute after the divorce is final so that you are prepared for your own post-divorce housekeeping. To begin, let’s discuss some of the most common after divorce to-dos.
Cordell & Cordell, PC attorneys, Ken McRae and Heather Biagi discuss ways to protect your assets when going through a divorce.
Watch the video about how to keep what's rightfully yours.
