Divorce Budgeting

For many people, the hardest part of divorce seems like the negotiation itself, and sorting through assets, discussing support, weighing options, and finally reaching an agreement. But as a CDFA,...

When one spouse is unemployed, caring for children and household needs, or is viewed as being ‘under-employed’, a vocational assessment can play an important role in determining fair child and/or...

Divorce is almost always emotionally and logistically complex and when there's a significant income gap between spouses, that complexity can intensify. The lower-earning spouse may be facing not only...

Some of the most common and emotionally charged financial concerns in divorce involve joint accounts, credit cards, and debt. These shared obligations can quickly become a source of confusion and...

Going through a divorce is emotionally taxing on its own, but when the holidays are added to the mix, the challenges intensify. The season that's meant for celebration can quickly become...

If you’ve made the decision to get a divorce, you may wonder where to start the intricate and emotionally-charged process. Beginning with a clear understanding of your goals and priorities can...

Divorce can be a life-altering experience, especially for women who may find themselves contemplating working after retirement age or after a period of being a stay-at-home mom. This transition can...

Divorce is a life-altering event that affects not only your family dynamics but also your financial plans, especially when it comes to your child's education. Navigating the complexities of college...

Divorce is undoubtedly a challenging process, and when combined with financial decisions like refinancing, it quickly becomes even more complex. Typically, homeowners refinance to secure a lower...

Divorce is a life-altering event that can have significant financial implications. One important factor to consider during this process is cost of living and related economic inflation. Understanding...