Divorce and Finances
Divorce, College, and Retirement – How to Prioritize
The author of this article is a Certified Divorce Financial Planner which I respect greatly. She advises prioritizing saving for retirement. In a perfect world 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.…
Read MoreDivorce and Your Credit
This article addresses what to do if your credit is affected by your ex-spouse not paying joint debt that he/she promised to pay during your divorce. This concern should be addressed in writing in your Settlement Agreement to make sure that your credit is not impacted. Make sure that your name is removed from any…
Read MoreDivorce and Your Finances
This article outlines some wise steps for moving forward after divorce. While many fear the unknown financially and otherwise, it is also an opportunity to take control and be the CEO of your own independent financial household.
Read MoreDivorce and Alimony
With the new Tax and Jobs Act, the tax treatment of alimony has changed, but so have the formulas and/or considerations for calculating alimony payments. To learn more read the article, “Is Divorce Becoming a Tax Strategy Game?“
Read MoreLearning to Make Ends Meet After Divorce
It is a fact that it costs more to financially support two households than it costs to support one. It is usually financially tight when divorced spouses first strike out on their own. Things usually get better once you settle in, balance your budget and operate within your means. The good news is that you…
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