Category: Divorce and Finance
While any married person gets annoyed with their partner from time-to-time, if the bad outweighs the good, and marriage isn’t fun and no longer makes you happy, it might be time to consider your options.
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While any married person gets annoyed with their partner from time-to-time, if the bad outweighs the good, and marriage isn’t fun and no longer makes you happy, it might be time to consider your options.
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Money is the number reason for divorce in the U.S. However, there are several main issues/themes that can lead couples to pursue a divorce. As a CDFA®, we are uniquely qualified to help you with the financial implications of your divorce.
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Why, despite high expectations, is the divorce rate for second marriages significantly higher than for a first marriage?
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Avoid contention in your divorce when dividing the property you accumulated during your marriage.
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Even amicable divorces can lead to issues with deciding how to split childcare expenses.
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Being married to a “high-conflict personality” individual is beyond hard. Divorcing one is just as hard so buckle up.
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Moving on after divorce is challenging, but you can take control of your social life by taking big and small steps towards your new life.
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Now that you’re separated or divorced, who are you? Are you ok as your new self, alone? Yes, you are.
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If you have decided to separate, it doesn’t mean your spouse wants the same thing. What you do next may determine whether you can stay, or if you need to leave your home.
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