Divorce, Taxes and the IRS: Former IRS Attorney Tells All (the dirty little secrets the IRS doesn't

I am Patrick T. Sheehan, a former IRS attorney. I wrote my second book, Divorce, Taxes and the IRS, to help people that are divorced or are divorcing navigate the tax and IRS side of your marriage. Not only are you untangling and terminating a marriage, but you are also untangling and terminating a financial and, perhaps, a business relationship. Like it or not, the money side of your marriage is a financial relationship. Perhaps you have bank accounts together. Perhaps you have assets together, like a home or cars or a business. You likely filed joint tax returns together. Your divorce, in addition to terminating the marriage and dealing with the kids, also must address the financial side of your relationship, and that includes taxes and the IRS. When you have an IRS problem, it is often your deepest, darkest secret. It is not something that you easily talk about and it certainly is not something you talk about at a cocktail party. You may not even tell your spouse or your business partner. But I am here to tell you that there is a way out, but you can't do it alone. I am a former IRS attorney which gave me the specialized training on how to solve IRS problems. This book will help divorcing or divorced individuals identify IRS problems in their divorce case and tackle those issues head on. When you are divorcing, you want to ensure that all of the issues are wrapped up when the divorce is over so that you can move on with your life. If there is a hidden or ignored IRS problem lurking in your divorce case, the IRS issues can cause big problems for you years into the future. Further, the ultimate settlement that is reached between the parties regarding the division of money and assets would probably have been far different if the IRS problem was addressed before or during the divorce proceedings. Let's bring your IRS problem out into the sunshine so that we can permanently solve your IRS problem together!