There are several reasons the month of January is known as “Divorce Month.” Many people put off filing for divorce during the holidays for their children’s sake or they remain married through December 31 so they can file one more joint tax return.
Even if you are happily married, odds are one of your family members or closest friends will be a party to a dissolution of marriage proceeding. While January is generally the busiest time of the year for divorce attorneys, the COVID-19 pandemic only promises to substantially increase the number of new cases filed in the first quarter of 2021.
Social Security Retirement Benefits are seldom addressed in divorce cases or even addressed by divorce lawyers. Why?
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