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When you’re navigating a divorce, decisions about the home often feel like the most emotional and financially complex part of the process. The house carries memories, stability, and identity — but it is also one of the largest financial obligations you’ll make decisions about. Because of that, many people make assumptions about mortgages, refinancing, and timing that end up costing them financially long after the divorce is finalized.

Tom and Lisa, both age 40 went through a divorce and used an attorney to finalize their divorce decree.  Their financial situation was fairly simple, but their settlement resulted in some long-term issues that we see far too often.

Navigating divorce settlements requires a careful and informed approach, particularly when it comes to financial matters. Let’s explore THREE SIGNIFICANT MISTAKES that frequently arise during divorce finance settlements.

Post-divorce, it’s common for individuals to feel overwhelmed and emotionally drained. Unfortunately, the temptation to procrastinate on financial matters, especially retirement planning, can be strong.

Divorce is a deeply emotional journey that can manifest in many ways. For some, the experience resembles a slow decline, akin to dealing with a lingering chronic illness that eventually reaches its end after years of struggle by one or both parties.

The holiday season can be a challenging time for families, especially when going through a divorce and facing financial constraints. As parents, it’s crucial to

As the New Year unfolds, it’s an excellent time to reflect on your financial well-being and set resolutions that pave the way for a more

The holiday season is a time of joy, giving, and celebration, but it can also be a time of financial stress. The allure of festive decorations, gifts, and gatherings may tempt us to overspend, leading to post-holiday debt woes. In this blog post, we share practical strategies to help you navigate this festive time without compromising your financial well-being.

Navigating Divorce: Establishing Effective Boundaries Guest Post by Karen Omand Divorce is a complex journey, filled with a multitude of emotions and challenges. Among the