More people file for divorce in January than any other month of the year. It’s even been dubbed “Divorce Month”. If you’re one of those people who’s ready to start the new year fresh by ending your marriage, here’s a handy
You had your eye on something personal for you, but didn’t feel justified buying yourself a “gift” during the holidays? Or maybe it was just a little out of your budget? With a little bit of planning, you might be
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The holidays are in full swing, but before you bid 2021 goodbye there are a few (6 to be exact) things on your list that are essential for you to review, so grab some egg nog and a slice of
A divorce is a divorce, right? While all divorces end the same way- with a married couple going their separate ways- how they get to that point can go a number of different ways. The most common types of divorce processes
This week’s financial tip is courtesy of Tessa Elrod, CDFA, CFP. Tessa’s experience in the financial industry spans over thirteen years and she specializes in working with women going through divorce, as well as divorces involving children with special needs.
It’s common knowledge that nearly half of all marriages in the United States end in divorce. We are curious if COVID has impacted this statistic at all? In fact, it has, but it has been more of a roller coaster effect
In most cases, the obvious assets like bank accounts, vehicles, real property, retirement, etc. are easily identified during a divorce, but many times people overlook assets that are less obvious but can have a lot of value. Here is a
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Just like property, debt needs to be considered and allocated as a part of a divorce settlement. It is common for people to have debt in some form or another or liabilities related to certain assets, like cars or houses,
