Self-directed IRAs are not something that comes up in every divorce, but when they do, they tend to catch people off guard. The account may appear straightforward on paper as a retirement asset with...
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 will introduce you to a whole new set of legal and financial terminology, as well as acronyms. Understanding the processes, steps, and orders are essential to having a successful financial...
As part of evaluating your total marital estate, various types of stock might come into play. Two of the most confusing of those stocks include stock options and restricted stock, which need...
If there wasn’t enough to sort through, employer pension plans can be a particularly confusing aspect of dividing your assets in a divorce. From decoding what pension plans truly are to...
You may have heard about the big changes coming to retirement plans and savings options in 2023. Both changes, made by the IRS, benefit employees or those saving for retirement. These changes were...
There is so much to financially sort through during the divorce process. From splitting physical assets to dividing up real estate to sorting through retirement accounts, different rules and laws...
In working with clients throughout Colorado, many divorced women do not save much for retirement. This is especially true if 100% of their income is coming from maintenance payments. It’s important...