When considering purchasing a house or keeping a house in a divorce, which remember is really purchasing it from the other person, there are many obvious monthly recurring expenses to factor into your budget: Mortgage Payment (principal and interest) Property
One of the biggest mistakes people can make in a divorce is insisting that they keep the marital home because the mortgage payment is “less than what they can rent for.” The cost of homeownership is much more than the
One of the best pieces of advice shared with us is based on the premise that it’s wise to evaluate any purchase, particularly larger dollar purchases that involve hobbies, with the understanding that everything you own owns a piece of
One of the most bitter pills to swallow for many is having to pay spousal support. Paying support is a monthly reminder of emotionally painful loss or financial stress, while someone is trying to recover from the financial cost of
Many people find that the cost of healthcare is becoming less and less affordable, particularly for mental health and alternative healthcare options. Here are some ideas for less expensive resources, savings opportunities, money available to you, and ways to create
“Whoever said money can’t buy happiness clearly never paid for a divorce.” – Unknown. As the possibility of divorce looms people start thinking about what they may or may not be able to afford after the divorce and they make
For couples that have joint bank accounts and have managed most of their day-to-day money management through these accounts, there can be an opportunity to start the groundwork for detangling this joint banking entanglement early in the separation process. There
Establishing your own budget and financial plan, which is often a recovery/adjustment plan after a divorce, is an important step to building confidence and a sustainable lifestyle. A guiding principle for any person is, “A (Wo)Man is not a plan”
A lot of people facing divorce ask the question: What do I do when our tax return shows that we only make a small amount of money, but I know we really make a lot more? There is a common
Let’s talk about money mantras and inspiration. These are things that ring out in your brain when you are choosing to spend your money in a particular moment or motivational quotes to keep you on track as you are setting
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