Last week we looked at some financial mistakes that you should really avoid when facing divorce. This list was getting long, so we broke it into two parts. Here is part II of some really common, but avoidable errors.
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Financial Blunders to Avoid in Divorce – Part I
Here are tips and tools to help you avoid some of the more common financial mistakes that people make.
5 Wonderful Things About Life After Divorce
If you’re getting a divorce it’s because you believe that you can be happier living apart from your current spouse. Let me share some of the upsides of life after divorce…
Leaving the Marriage; Should I Stay or Should I Go?
Many people that ultimately decide to divorce had their first thought about that possibility more than a year before they acted on it.
Survival After Divorce: 5 Tips to Get Through That First Year
Having been through it myself, I know exactly what you’re going through. It’s not easy. Let me offer 5 survival tips that will also help you find your way back to yourself.
How Divorce Brought Out the New Me
Divorce will certainly change your life, but it doesn’t have to be for the worst.
Understanding Your Divorce Settlement
Read through your final decree and MAKE SURE you understand everything in it. Once you know what you have, now you need to know how to manage it to make sure it lasts!
Ethics In Divorce – Is That an Oxymoron?
Now that you have decided on divorce, can you keep things ethical? Can you find a way to do what’s best for both parties?
Retirement and Survival After Gray Divorce
As we get firmly settled into this new Millennium, one trend has firmly settled in with us: Baby Boomers divorcing at double the rate from the late 20th Century.
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