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Divorce, College, and Retirement – How to Prioritize
Putting a little away on a regular basis when your children are young which can accumulate over time can also pay off greatly, but only if you can afford it.
Divorce and Your Credit
What to do if your credit is affected by your ex-spouse not paying joint debt that they promised to pay during your divorce.
Divorce and Social Security Benefits
Covering common questions about social security eligibility post-divorce.
What Happens to Your Mortgage When You Get Divorced
It is important to know when you are divorcing that the mortgage for your jointly owned home is contracted with both of you and your lender.
What You Should Know About Divorce Mediation
It is important to make sure that you feel comfortable with your divorce mediator. I think that the two most important features you should look for in the divorce mediator you choose are; 1. their professional expertise; and 2. empathy. You need to be comfortable expressing yourself. That being said, the ground rules of treating…
Co-Parenting: What You Should Know
If I had the power to proclaim one rule unbreakable in the divorce process, it would be that nothing about the process, finances, the other party’s failings, the wins, or losses, would ever be discussed within earshot of the children. These are adult matters and should remain that way. The ones who are hurt most…