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Your Grocery Bill Went Up. Why Didn't Your Alimony?
Grocery prices keep climbing, but alimony often stays fixed. See why inflation and spousal support rarely move together, and what CDFAs should consider.
11.04.26 11:01 AM
The Money Conversations Couples Are Afraid to Have
New research from CFP Board and Gallup shows how often money creates tension, which topics people avoid, and why future financial confidence remains fragile. Those findings offer a timely October reminder to face difficult financial questions before a divorce settlement makes them harder to change.
10.20.26 12:00 PM
Do You Need a Forensic Accountant in Your Divorce? A CDFA® Perspective
One of the biggest misconceptions I hear from people going through divorce is that they automatically need a forensic accountant to uncover hidden money. Sometimes that's true. Often, it isn't.
10.04.26 12:00 PM
The Divorce Is Final. Why Are Your Finances Still Married? 

Ten financial ties your divorce decree may not automatically untangle.

The judge signed the order. Your bank did not get the memo. Neither did your mortgage company, credit card issuer, payroll department, retirement plan administrator, insurance carrier, or the streaming service that is still chargi...

09.08.26 12:00 PM
The Deadline No One Puts on the Calendar
Divorce timing tax implications can shift with just a few days. Learn how December 31 affects filing status, credits, and what to plan before year-end.
09.04.26 09:26 AM