Chair’s Column: Getting Divorced is Worse Than Being Divorced by Michael J. Stanton; Editor’s Column: Only We Think What We Do is So Important by Mark Sobel; From the Editor Emeritus: A Resource That Must Not be Squandered by Lee Hymerling; The Dirty Socks: Can They be Laundered by an Application of the Rules of Evidence? by Thomas J. Hurley, Robert J. Durst II & Lisa Madden; Taxability of Unallocated Support Payments Made in a Divorce Proceeding and Determining Which Spouse is Entitled to the Dependency Exemptions for the Children by Scott A. Maier & Stephen Haller; The Imputation of Income to Assets Distributed in Divorce: Miller v. Miller - Then and Now by Charles F. Vuotto Jr. & Lee Ann McCabe; Before and After the Vows: From Pre-Nups to Post-Nups by Toby Solomon; Recent Developments in Stock Options: The Once-Popular Compensation Plan at a Crossroads by Charles F. Vuotto Jr. & Theodore P. Brogowski#midmarriageagreement #prenuptialagreement #tax #divorce #stockoptions #assets #childsupport #exemption #rulesofevidence #alimony #Miller #compensation #payments #reconciliationagreement #support #dependency #premaritalagreement