Divorce Money Mistakes: Throwing in the Towel
It’s exhausting. Maybe you’re worn down by the conflict, the threats, financial stress, the mounting legal bills or the drawn out court procedures. That’s the time when you’re most vulnerable…
Don’t Forget About These Assets in Divorce Negotiations
Most everyone remembers the house, the 401(k) and the cars when working out their settlement agreement during divorce. But don’t forget about these assets when negotiating. Let’s not leave money…
Deciding to Stay or Go: Part 2 Waiting
Deciding whether to stay in your marriage or divorce is one of the hardest decisions you will ever make. In Part 1 of this series we covered what it takes…
Hold Up: 5 Reasons You Must Have a Divorce Exit Strategy
That’s it! You are SO done and you’re ready to scream DIVORCE in your partner’s face right now. Wait just a minute. Before you go blowing your top, understand this….
Retirement Accounts in Divorce: Who Gets What?
If finances aren’t your jam and your calculator is lost somewhere in the junk drawer, you might have questions about dividing retirement accounts in divorce. “My spouse has worked at…
Financial Disclosure Forms: Worth the Effort
As emotional as you’re feeling, divorce is mostly about dividing up your financial life – assets, debt, spousal support and child support. One of the first official things both you…
Budget Friendly Divorce: 5 Ways to Save Money
Is it possible to have a budget-friendly divorce? It can be if you understand that the most expensive thing in divorce is FEAR. Fear of the process. That the agreement…
First 5 Money Rules for Divorcing Women
The top 2 things my clients worry about during divorce are money and children. A recent study reported that more than 80% of women will be solely responsible for their…
Divorce and Your Lizard Brain
Divorce is hard. No doubt about it. Deciding who gets the china and who takes the sofa, to who the kids spend Christmas Eve with and how the retirement accounts…