As a CPA who has counseled many couples, I’ve seen this formula before.
Debt and Divorce
Getting Out of Debt After Your Divorce WITHOUT Screwing Over Your Ex
If bills from joint accounts are too much to handle on your own, there’s a way out that won’t leave your ex on the hook.
Financial Co-Parenting: 4 Ways to Save Your Money and Your Sanity
Raising a child apart can be costly and stressful. Here’s how to do it right.
Solving a $30,000 Credit Card Debt Problem Post Divorce
When stuck with paying off 12 credit cards after her divorce, here’s how one woman got out from under the burden of crushing debt.
WATCH: NJ Family Lawyer, Eric Hannum, Discusses Property Division During Divorce
The publisher of Divorce Magazine discusses property division – the distribution of assets and debts – in a divorce with Family Lawyer Eric Hannum from Manasquan, New Jersey.
How To Stabilize Your Finances As A Single Parent During COVID-19
If you have lost your job due to the pandemic, you may find that you are struggling to stabilize your finances.
Divorce and Finances: 10 Mistakes To Avoid
Emotionally, divorce is one of the hardest challenges most of us will ever face. But separating from a partner isn’t just tough on our mental health, it can also pose all sorts of problems when it comes to our finances.
Life After Divorce: 5 Quick Tips to Improve Your Finances
Divorce impacts many aspects of your life, from your emotions to your finances. It can take a toll on not only your expendable income but also your credit and other assets. Use these five tips to improve your finances quickly after your divorce.
3 Helpful Tips for Coping with Financial Changes During Divorce
Taking care of your finances ahead of time allows you to gain some control over your monetary situation post-divorce, but no one can predict what happens after a breakup. If you’re unsure of where to turn, try some of these helpful tips for coping with financial changes during divorce.
What Happens to Debt When You Get Divorced?
A highly debatable aspect of any divorce is the debt that was a joint endeavor between you and your spouse. One must not assume the divorce means splitting the debt according to your liking.
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