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Co-Parenting Tips For Shared Expenses

National Co-Parenting Day is an opportunity to change the mindset on divorce and work on the relationship with your co-parent. Successful co-parenting means for both parents to work together and share responsibility of a child or children. One source of conflict for co-parents is finances.

Over the p...

09.24.25 09:26 AM
Playing the Game of LIFE (and Love): Why Financial Goals Matter

When I was a kid, I loved the board game LIFE. You know the one—hop in a plastic car, spin the wheel, pick up a spouse and a couple of peg-sized kids, and cruise through paydays, house purchases, and surprise expenses. It felt like a cheerful, colorful version of adulthood where everything kind of w...
09.24.25 09:25 AM
Reconciliation and Divorce: Sometimes Love Just Needs a Coffee Break

One of the first things I tell my clients is this: Be absolutely sure your marriage is over before you go through with a divorce. I know, I know—kind of a weird thing for a divorce financial analyst to say, right? Isn't that like a hairdresser telling you not to get bangs during a breakup?

But here's...

09.24.25 09:23 AM
5 Tips for Surviving Grey Divorce in Retirement

You were happy “once upon a time” and planned a future…. Now you’re 55 and getting a divorce. Or maybe you’re 60 or even in your 70’s and now part of a trend referred to as “Gray Divorce”, “ Grey Divorce”, “Silver Splitters”, or even “Diamond Divorcees”.

We know from reports such as the “Aging in the...

09.24.25 09:09 AM

Divorce is emotionally difficult enough without having to deal with a difficult spouse that has cut you off financially or a situation in which you just don’t have the resources to fund an equitable split due to game playing or delaying. Unfortunately, there is no free lunch that finances a divorce ...

09.24.25 09:09 AM