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Divorce is difficult on everyone. You and your partner. Your families. Your friends. But there’s no one that divorce is more difficult on than your... Read More
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Splitting retirement savings during a divorce can seem complicated, but with due diligence and professional help, you can divide your accounts cleanly, fairly, and legally.
As difficult as divorce is for the couple involved, it can seem devastating to their children. Here are 7 keys to making your divorce easier on your children.
For many partners, assets such as a house can take on outsized emotional value, while subjects like alimony can become deeply personal. Factor in feelings of anger or resentment, and it’s easy to see why many partners fail to remain clear-eyed with their finances.
The 4 Issues Your Divorce Settlement Agreement Should Address
Show up prepared: Learn the four issues included in most divorce settlement agreements.
If you are not yet divorced, you can still file taxes jointly. But should you? Learn the pros and cons of filing taxes jointly or as married filing separately.
If a divorce doesn't land in front of a judge, is it legally binding? What happens if one party doesn't hold up their end of the separation agreement? What if circumstances change and one party wants the agreement amended? These are common questions for anyone who wants to avoid a lawyer-driven divorce.