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10 Steps You Can Take to Protect Your Finances In the Divorce Process

January is often called “divorce month” because more people file for divorce in January than any other month of the year. Perhaps that is due to new year’s resolutions and couples finding the...

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Part 1: What is Discernment Counseling and is it Right for Me?

If you are considering a divorce, you have lots of options to confirm whether that is the right decision for you and your future. Some people choose to go on a retreat or even a trip with their...

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Reentering the Workforce: 4 Post-Divorce Considerations

Depending on the financial dynamics of your divorce, you may consider whether or not to re-enter the workforce. Maybe you are still in prime working years and you are reentering after being a...

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Part 2: Can I Financially Afford to Get a Divorce?

In part one of this post, we discuss Discernment Counseling and how couples use this approach to make a decision about taking a next step to fix their marriage or choosing divorce. 

Deb Daufeldt of...

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How Does Market Uncertainty Impact My Divorce?

During this time of bear market territory, high inflation, stock market volatility, and the threat of a recession, your money simply won’t go as far. You might wonder how these volatile market...

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Handling the Holidays and a New Divorce

The holidays are upon us and if this is your first year approaching them as a single individual, you may not know what to expect. Whether you have kids and a large 

family to buy presents for or...

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Non-Spousal Retirement Beneficiary Planning

After your divorce is finalized and the various accounts divided and settled, you will be able to update your beneficiaries. Assuming your partner or spouse was previously your primary beneficiary,...

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