In this episode of Divorce and Family Law Podcast, Attorney Jonathan Jacobs explains the importance of preparation in family law trials. Attorney Jacobs explains how lies can undermine credibility in court and the importance of thorough preparation for attorneys to effectively cross-examine witnesses. Attorney Jacobs advocates for a strong attorney-client relationship based on honesty and the necessity of having evidence to support claims made during trials.

1. People lie during trials, especially in family law.
2. Cross-examination is crucial for achieving good results.
3. Preparation is key; attorneys must know their cases thoroughly.
4. A good attorney prepares better than the opposing counsel.
5. Understanding the case and issues is essential for success.
6. Having evidence to contradict lies is vital in court.
7. Truthfulness is important in the attorney-client relationship.
8. Presenting facts, not fictions, is essential in family law.
9. The time to address issues is before the trial begins.
10. Effective cross-examination can capitalize on the other party's mistakes.

Sound Bites
"Preparation, supreme preparation."

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This episode of Divorce and Family Law Podcast delves into the complexities of marital asset division during divorce, focusing on the significance of the marital home, the challenges faced by financially distressed parties, and the importance of legal strategy in navigating property division. Attorney Jonathan Jacobs discusses how equitable distribution works, the implications of refusing to sell the marital home, and the potential for negotiation and resolution between parties.

The marital home is often the most valuable asset in a divorce.
Equitable distribution can be used to settle debts and make parties whole.
Financial distress can complicate divorce proceedings significantly.
A motion for interim distribution is rarely granted.
Defective motions can lead to delays in the divorce process.
Bargaining positions can shift based on the urgency of financial needs.
Legal strategy is crucial in property division during divorce.
Global resolutions can simplify the divorce process.
Both parties can benefit from a fair sale of the marital home.
Understanding statutory and case law is essential for effective representation.
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Sound Bites
"Talk about a bargaining position."

Chapters
00:00
Understanding Marital Assets and Divorce
02:49
Navigating Financial Distress During Divorce
05:15
The Importance of Legal Strategy in Property Division

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In this episode of Divorce and Family Law Podcast, Attorney Jonathan Jacobs talks about claiming child tax credits during divorce and child custody disputes. Attorney Jacobs discusses potential conflicts that arise when both parents attempt to claim the same child for tax benefits, the IRS guidelines, and the importance of equitable solutions. Attorney Jacobs emphasizes the need for professional guidance to navigate these issues effectively.

• Child tax credits can significantly impact tax liabilities.
• Disputes over tax credits often arise during tax season.
• IRS guidelines may not align with family court decisions.
• Equitable solutions can help resolve tax credit disputes.
• Mediation and professional guidance are crucial in family law cases.
• Claiming a child for tax credits can lead to litigation.
• Understanding time-sharing plans is essential for tax claims.
• Communication between parents can prevent tax disputes.
• Child support obligations can complicate tax credit claims.
• Rational decision-making is often hindered by emotional disputes
• "What would be an equitable solution?"
  
  Chapters
  00:00
  Understanding Child Tax Credit in Family Law
  02:54
  Navigating Disputes Over Tax Credits

Call Jacobs Law Firm at 407-335-8113 to learn more. This is not legal advice and does not establish an attorney-client relationship. www.jjlawfl.com Call 407-335-8113.