February 3, 2020

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Doctors and Divorce – Understand the legal journey and divorce process ahead

When a doctor or medical professional separates or divorces, the divorce process ahead can often be a tough, long and emotional journey. Divorce It is a common misconception that a formal ‘divorce’ relates to a division of assets following a separation. This is incorrect as a divorce concludes the marriage partnership, but does not formalise […]

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Doctors and Divorce – Think current AND future financial position

Statistically speaking, over 50 percent of marriages in Australia end in divorce. The largest proportion of couples separating or divorcing are those who have been married less than nine years; with the highest rate of divorce coming from men and women aged 25-29. These are sad and unfortunate statistics, however, for more than half of

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Doctors and Divorce – A medical accountant’s guide to separation and divorce taxation

Going through a divorce or relationship dissolution can be a challenging time irrespective of whether both parties are amicable. Aside from legal implications (read Doctors and Divorce – Understand the legal journey ahead) and financial planning/insurance considerations (read Doctors and Divorce – Think current AND future financial position), there are a few divorce taxation issues

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Managing financial impact of divorce in the medical profession

The demands of people working in the medical profession are unforgiving. Long hours and rigorous demands of the job can lead to poor work-life balance, sometimes placing undue pressure on family relationships. Medical professionals comprising doctors in training, GPs, surgeons and specialist practitioners are considered high income earners, often accumulating a significant asset base throughout

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