A Live Masterclass for Divorcing Individuals, Attorneys, Mediators, and Financial Advisors on Avoiding Hidden Tax Traps in Divorce.
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Many divorce settlements unknowingly create financial imbalances due to tax consequences. Here's what most attorneys, mediators, and couples overlook:
Assets divided at equal market value can have vastly different after-tax values. What looks equal on paper may not be equal in your pocket.
Improper division of retirement accounts can trigger early withdrawal penalties and unexpected income taxes that wipe out a settlement's value.
Divorce does not eliminate IRS liability. Both spouses may remain responsible for tax debt incurred during the marriage — even after the divorce is final.
Couples can lose a major home sale tax exclusion if the timing and ownership structure of the home sale is handled incorrectly during divorce.
Incorrect or conflicting dependency claims for children can trigger IRS audits, denied credits, and costly post-divorce tax disputes.
Your marital status on December 31 determines your entire tax filing status for that year. Many divorcing couples don't understand this rule until it's too late.
Whether you're personally going through a divorce or helping others navigate one, this training delivers actionable tax clarity.
Practical, actionable tax strategy — no fluff. Every topic directly impacts the outcome of a divorce settlement.
How your marital status on December 31 determines your entire tax filing status — and why the timing of your divorce matters more than most people realize.
How couples may lose a major capital gains tax exclusion if the timing and structure of a home sale is handled incorrectly during the divorce process.
Understanding Qualified Domestic Relations Orders and how to divide retirement accounts without triggering early withdrawal penalties or unexpected taxes.
Who can legally claim children as dependents for tax credits — and how Form 8332 works to prevent costly duplicate claims and IRS disputes.
Why dividing assets at equal market value creates unequal financial outcomes — and how to evaluate the true after-tax value of each asset in a settlement.
Why divorce does not eliminate IRS liability and what Innocent Spouse Relief, Separation of Liability, and other options exist to protect both parties.
Practical strategies to structure divorce settlements more effectively and avoid future tax surprises that could cost thousands of dollars down the road.
Standley Tilerin is an Enrolled Agent authorized to practice before the Internal Revenue Service and the founder of the Tax Resolution Centre. With over 18 years of experience in taxation, he has helped taxpayers resolve complex IRS issues and reduce millions of dollars in tax liabilities.
Standley also trains tax professionals through his Tax Mogul Mentorship Program, empowering the next generation of tax resolution specialists.
Understanding the tax implications of divorce could save you thousands — sometimes hundreds of thousands — of dollars. Join this powerful educational session and navigate divorce with financial clarity.
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