Divorce Financial Planning and Investment

A guide to the inner workings of credit scores – and how to protect your credit score during divorce.

How do you deal with money when you are so involved emotionally with your spouse? That is the central question you must answer for yourself, and that is what we will help you do throughout this article, because the better you manage your emotions, the better you will be able to manage your money during divorce.

Certified Divorce Financial Analysts™ offer their best tips to help you avoid some of the most common mistakes made by divorcing people.

Financial disagreements are one of the biggest causes of divorce. Splitting with your spouse, however, won’t necessarily make those financial woes disappear — in fact, it can make them worse. If you’re in over to your head in child or spousal support, mortgage, credit-card, and loan payments, bankruptcy may be your only solution.

Divorce can really strain your finances, and unless you take action now, you might watch your debts grow into a mountain while your savings shrink to nothing. Here are some practical steps you can take to increase your savings — and reduce your anxiety.

From dividing property to staying ahead in the tax game, here’s what you need to know when your marriage has broken down.