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.…

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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…

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Divorce 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.

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Divorce 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?“

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The Pitfalls of Trying to Negotiate Your Divorce on Your Own

Usually when people call to inquire about divorce mediation they underestimate the complexity of the issues involved under the circumstances of their divorce.  There is the exception of a couple who has been married for a very short period of time, has held all their limited property separately, doesn’t own a home, earns similar salaries…

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