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	21. Divorce Source: DEPENDENT TAX EXEMPTION The couple here had quite a short marriage, marrying in 1994 and divorcing in 1998, after more than a year ... 3.8%
	22. Divorce Source: INDIVIDUAL AND MARITAL DEBTS (�1999) The trial court would not necessarily have to modify the distribution on remand, the court noted. For example, the court commented, the judge might find that the husband ... 3.8%
	23. Divorce Source: Impact of Taxes on Dividing Pensions (�1999) Valuation Date. The date chosen for determining the value of a pension can drastically affect its ultimate valuation. An Iowa appellate court held that pensions should be valued, like other assets, a ... 3.8%
	24. Divorce Source: CLASSIFICATION AND TAX LIABILITY OF INVESTMENTS (�1997) The wife failed to carry her burden of proof to show that the parties investments were traceable to her separate property; moreover, the evidence showed that the wife intended her inherited assets to ... 3.8%
	25. Divorce Source: Value of Defined Contribution Plan and IRA Taxes (�1997) A South Carolina appeals court held that a divorcing spouses 401k plan and IRA should be valued at their face amounts rather than being reduced to account for ... 3.8%
	26. Divorce Source: REFUSAL TO FILE JOINT INCOME TAX RETURN (�1997) The husband could not be ordered to file a joint income tax return with the wife in place of the separate returns already filed or to cooperate in filing amended joint returns, but any adverse financial ... 3.8%
	27. Divorce Source: Impact of Future Taxes When Pension Benefits are Received (�1996) Should income taxes be deducted? When benefits are received from a qualified plan, they are fully taxable as income, although lump-sum payments are accorded quite favorable tax treatment. 1 W. Brown, ... 3.8%
	28. Divorce Source: INTERVENTION OF THIRD PARTIES (�1995) When an equitable distribution decree provides for a deferred distribution of pension benefits, disputes often arise between the former spouses at the time the employee finally retires. Typically, the ... 3.8%
	29. Divorce Source: Impact of Taxes on Pension Distribution (�1995) A Pennsylvania appeals court held that the trial court did not have to deduct the potential liability associated with the deferred distribution of a defined benefit pension plan ... 3.8%
	30. Divorce Source: TAXES PAID ON INCOME FROM SEPARATE PROPERTY - REIMBURSEMENT The trial court erred in calculating the amount of a tax surcharge which the husband owed to the marital estate for federal income taxes it paid on the husbands separate investment income during the ... 3.8%

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