by Strufctured Settlement Watchdog
Roger Proctor and Genex Capital* should be asking for and getting their money back for the inaccurate Bulgarian blog on divorce structured settlements that was directly or indirectly (through an SEO or marketing company) paid for to generate two in bound links to quotemeaproce(dot)com.
The Bulgarian link generation blog, attributed to "Mark Long" states inaccurately:
- For the " Payee" (sic) , that the main benefit is that these (divorce structured settlement) payments will end all contact with the spouse as the life insurance company chosen will act on behalf of the payee.
- It goes on to inaccurately state "Once the contract has been approved by court, it gives the payee the clean break they were hoping for and will prevent any chance of contact from their ex-partner in the future. "
- For the "Receiver", that "payments from divorce structured settlements are tax-free."
The fact is the taxation of payments is dependent on the element of divorce payout the divorce structured settlements represent. For example, alimony payments are taxable.
The fact is that a divorce structured settlement obviously does not end all contact with an ex-spouse when there are children involved.
For accurate information feel free to contact me or click divorce structured settlements.
*Upon information and belief, Genex acquired the respective interests in QMAP from Andrew Cravenho and the remaining interests of Sean Houlihan in or about 2011-2012.
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