Here are the “Lucky Seven” things you can do to help prepare yourself for your post-divorce financial future.
Divorce Financial Planning and Investment
The Money Trap
Money is the root of all evil, and nowhere is that more apparent than during a divorce. Being too concerned with money is also a huge problem, as it pushes out all thoughts of fostering a healthy emotional relationship with anyone, including your children.
Who Gets What in Texas?
Property in Texas ( a “community property” state) can be divided into two basic categories: separate and marital (or community) property. In “equitable distribution” states, settlements are meant to be fair, but not necessarily 50/50.
Who Gets What? (USA)
The equitable distribution of property at divorce comes at a time of great emotional turmoil. Deciding what is “yours,” “mine,” or “ours” can be a difficult process, but there are some guidelines to follow.
Your Money Personality
Do you have a realistic sense of the money attitudes and behaviors you exhibit in your daily life? This article will help you increase your self-awareness as you gain an overview of your present relationship to money (its strengths as well as its weaknesses) and of your money personality in general.
Your Money’s Worth (Canada)
During your divorce, you need sound financial advice to ensure the settlement is fair to both parties; afterwards, you’ll probably need help adjusting to your new circumstances and planning for a secure future. Here’s an introduction to some of the financial professionals you may need — along with some suggestions of how to find and work with them.
Your Money’s Worth (USA)
During your divorce, you need sound financial advice to ensure the settlement is fair to both parties; afterwards, you’ll probably need help adjusting to your new circumstances and planning for a secure future. Here’s an introduction to some of the financial professionals you may need — along with some suggestions of how to find and work with them.
Yours, Mine, and Ours (Canada)
The equitable distribution of property at divorce comes at a time of great emotional turmoil. Deciding what is “yours,” “mine,” or “ours” can be a difficult process, but there are some guidelines to follow. Here’s how property division typically works in Canada.
Discovering your Financial Reality
Understanding your financial situation will give you a sense of control over your life – before, during, and after divorce.
Getting in Sync
When starting a new long-term relationship, or trying to save your current one, you both need to have compatible or relatively compatible personalities in all aspects, but most importantly in the financial aspect. Read on as Gail Liberman and Allan Lavine
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