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Monthly Archives: October 2014
October 29, 2014
4 Common Divorce Mistakes
1. Forcing Your Kids to Take Sides The last thing a parent wants to do during a divorce is to cause more pain for the children. Divorce is a painful time during which many negative emotions can arise, including anger, fear, Continue reading…
October 23, 2014
Money Matters: 3 Tips for Addressing Financial Problems During Divorce
Money can be a major cause of stress in a marriage, so it should come as little surprise that solving money problems can be even more complicated in divorce. Divorce usually comes at a time of economic strain in a Continue reading…
October 21, 2014
5 Tips for Selling Your Home
Categories:
Divorce • Money and Finances
Selling a home is stressful. Getting divorced is stressful. Combining the two events can seem extremely daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. Here are five staging tips to ensure quicker, higher offers on your home. Curb Appeal. The outside Continue reading…
October 17, 2014
Vacation Time After Divorce
Categories:
Children in Divorce • Parents
Divorcing parents often wonder how vacations are treated in a parenting plan. There are often three types of vacation options addressed in divorce. Vacation during parenting time. Often parents are each allowed to take unlimited vacations during their scheduled parenting time. There Continue reading…
October 15, 2014
Getting Unmarried: Taking the Stress Out of Financial Discussions
Getting married is about love. Well the tide turns when a couple decides to get unmarried or divorced. Divorce is then about money and kids and hopefully not in that order. Being prepared to have financial discussions with your spouse, Continue reading…
October 13, 2014
Beginning the New School Year
The beginning of a new school year is all about the juxtaposition of continuity and change. We all remember the mix of excitement, anxiety, hope and worry that accompany this time of transition for children. Parents want their kids to Continue reading…
October 9, 2014
Budget Your Way to a New Life – Part Two: Future Focus
Categories:
Divorce • Money and Finances
If you have created an estimated monthly budget for your new household after a divorce, know that it will likely change down the road. You may discover after a few months that your spending estimates were unrealistic in some areas Continue reading…
