Divorce Financial

5 Steps to Saving Your Credit from Your Ex

How your credit can be affected by your ex-spouse even after divorce and what you can do to protect yourself

What Happens When Your Child Gets Divorced: Division of Gifted and Inherited Property

Although the issue of gifted and inherited assets is not a new topic in the context of a Massachusetts Divorce I have recently seen an uptick in interest in this topic. So, it is time to revisit this issue.

5 Helpful Ways to Improve Your Finances Post-Divorce

Preserving your mental and emotional health post-divorce is hard enough, but taking control of your finances can alleviate the stress.

Divorce and Mortgage: Here’s What You Need to Know

You’re probably worried about stability and financial security, but being proactive and asking the right questions about divorce and mortgage can make the process a much easier one.

Divorced? Consider These 5 Things Before Buying a New House

While you are transitioning from married to divorced, there are several things to take into account if you’re thinking about purchasing a new home.

What to Do After Divorce: 10 Important Tasks

Unfortunately, your divorce judgment doesn’t describe what to do after divorce to complete your financial and legal separation. Here are the top 10 post-divorce tasks to help you start the next chapter of your life.

How to Manage Your Money for a Promising Future Post-Divorce

Managing money may be one of the most complex adjustments after your divorce is official, but there are ways you can quickly put money back into your bank account.

Financial Independence: Steps to Take After a Divorce

After your divorce, you may wonder how you will gain financial independence. Read on to understand and conquer the money difficulties that come with separating.

What to Know Before You Start a New Career Post-Divorce

From valuable skills that will make your resume irresistible to what you can’t afford to overlook when you’re considering a new position, here’s what to know before pursuing a new career post-divorce.

6 Things You Should Do if You Want a New Year’s Divorce

Unhappy couples want to get through the holidays and hence, from Thanksgiving through New Year’s Eve, divorce attorneys typically are not busy commencing divorce proceedings.