Sentences with phrase «table at your spouse»

You might gaze across the table at your spouse over dinner and realize just how much each of you has changed over the years.

Not exact matches

These incredibly generous benefits for survivors predictably set off a firestorm of chat online (and produced at least one sly look across the dinner table from a Googler's spouse).

If you have a spouse who is ten years younger than you, or you are taking distributions as a non-spouse beneficiary of an IRA account, than use an alternate table at one of the links below:

Those of us who have lived many years with a spouse are aware at certain moments — perhaps across the table or as our mate is sleeping — that, in a deep sense, we are living with a stranger whom we never will fully know!

Co-starring Cecil Cunningham, Molly Lamont, and Esther Dale, the back and forth banter — especially when each spouse introduces their new love interests, Dan Leeson (Ralph Bellamy) and Dixie Belle Lee (Joyce Compton), at a dinner table for the very first time — is smart and comes bursting out with a breakneck speed that still manages to land all the right notes, even melancholy.

This table summarizes the rules for traditional IRA contributions, deductions, and tax basis, for married taxpayers filing jointly, when neither spouse is covered by a retirement plan at work.

This next table summarizes the IRA contributions strategy for a married taxpayer filing jointly, when the taxpayer does not have a work plan, but the spouse does have a retirement plan at work.

But Kerstin Beyer, a German - British divorce lawyer at the International Family Law Chambers in London, says the tables are often stacked against the poorer (and usually less knowledgable) spouse.

At mediation, my spouse and I were able to put all of our problems on the table and discuss them one by one.

In sharing, discussing and gathering all this information together at the beginning, you and your spouse will have already laid out all of your cards on the table.

My experience is that the benefit of having such neutral experts at the table results in a better, fairer settlement which focuses on the children's best interests, and which, in the end, can actually save you money as the process is more likely to move along more quickly than if the emotional roadblocks are not addressed by an expert who can help the spouses move around, over or beyond them and on to a final settlement.

Sitting at my round mediation table with the divorcing couple, I listen as an angry spouse bitterly condemns the betrayal of their partner.

Here is the simplest way to plan a divorce: You and your spouse can sit down at the kitchen table, discuss all that needs to be discussed, and decide what to do.

«If a spouse is worried about speaking at the table, we are able to provide support around that,» she says.

This provides a motivation for both spouses to remain at the table when things get heated.

If you're considering mediation as an out - of - court option, but are worried about being overpowered at the negotiation table, I can tell you that a good mediator pays close attention to the power balance between the spouses and uses specific techniques to address any imbalance.

Instead of talking real estate at the table, listen to what your children and spouse have to tell you — it's important to them!