Bøger af Miles Mason

Attorney Miles Mason has written a book that's a must-read for Tennessee parents contemplating or in the middle of divorce. It features actual examples of Parenting Plans and Child Support Worksheets from real cases. The author explains not only Tennessee's Parenting Plan Law but also shows how it's applied to situations divorcing parents will face, including: -What to tell the kids-Coparenting dos and don'ts-Age-appropriate plans for infants, children, and teens-Handling holiday visitation and long-distance parenting-Calculating parenting "days"-Tennessee's relocation law-Modifying parenting plansAttorney Mason also offers an overview and details about Tennessee's child support laws, including the documents needed to calculate day-to-day child support, and he'll explain how to craft long-range plans for college tuition.Divorce can be traumatic and upsetting for parents and especially their children, but Miles Mason offers parents the tools and knowledge he's gained as a divorce attorney over many years.This book will answer many parents' questions but will also prompt them to ask many questions-the many "what ifs" they'll need answers to as they craft a future for their postdivorce families.

Forensic accounting can help family lawyers win their case and let their clients keep more of the money that might otherwise be taken from them by the difficult and confusing divorce process. To assist you understanding the practice of forensic accounting and business valuation and ultimately apply it to your family law cases, The Forensic Accounting Deskbook provides a basic introduction to the core financial concepts in divorce, such as asset identification, classification and valuation, income determination, and expenses.Writing in a clear, accessible style, author Miles Mason, who is both an attorney and a CPA, provides step-by-step explanations of these "how to" mechanics. At the same time, he also explores higher-level strategic concerns that are appropriate for high-asset and high-conflict cases. He connects the dots and fills in the gaps among the interrelated topics involved in divorce, from methodology to testimony. Ideal for both the seasoned and less experienced family law practitioner, topics in this updated edition include:What is forensic accounting, and why do you need it?Engaging a forensic accountantBasic accounting principlesReading a financial statementHow to look for hidden assetsDiscovery, subpoenas, and depositionsAsset identification and clarificationDetermining income and the importance of lifestyle analysisReports and testimonyEthics, standards, and confidentialityThe book also includes useful appendices available both in the book and at an online forms library, including a deposition question checklist, a sample agreement for expert consulting services, a sample company's financial statements, and a sample forensic accounting report.