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Are there hidden financial costs to a marriage of convenience?
the marriage) become hers. … Thus, it's vital that they both generate net worth sheets before the marriage. …
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Can I keep my HSA if I get on husband's insurance?
(Quite frequently, your spouse's insurance company won't cover you if you're eligible for insurance through your own company.)
http://www.benefitspro.com/2011/05/10/think-twice-about-closing-an-hsa
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What debts are both partners liable for in a 'community property' state?
Does this only apply to debts that were taken on during marriage
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or to all debts of both partners?
No. … The important thing to remember is that it's both debts and assets acquired during the marriage which are shared. …
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Pending divorce for all of 2017 while self employed. Will I force my ex to itemize?
How can the IRS make our taxes correlate with each other when my ex won't even speak to me and I haven't seen her in over a year?
Go through your lawyers. (That's what they get paid for.)
Do …
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What are the financial implications of merging my wife's bank and investment accounts with m...
It's very important to get a documented tally of the assets and liabilities that each of you brought into the marriage. …
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Married Mid-Year, Tax Liability Now Paid
In this case, the IRS cares about:
reasonable tax estimates (that's why they penalize you for underpayment), and
getting paid on time (thus the payroll withholding).
I would crank up the withholdi …