People who are going through a divorce have a lot of things to think about. One of these is how they will divide the assets they accumulated during the marriage. While some might think that this is an easy process, there are a lot of variables that you have to...
Divorce can be a time of significant financial changes in your life. Not only will you divide your savings and your possessions, you will also transition to life in a single-income household. This can leave many wondering how they can enter the next stage of their...
If you're facing a divorce, then you need to concern yourself with whether your spouse is engaging in financial infidelity. What is financial infidelity, you might ask? Financial infidelity is when a spouse hides money, expenses, assets and possessions from their...
You didn’t expect your divorce to be easy, but you also never anticipated your spouse to behave quite so greedily when it came to the household items. It seems like they want just about everything -- and they’re quite willing to fight about it in court. You tried to...
Couples often think that deciding to get a divorce is the hard part. Unfortunately, what can ultimately be the most difficult part of the dissolution journey is deciding on the division of your marital assets. Determining which spouse gets what can sometimes be so...
Many divorcing spouses often stress over the prospect of dividing up the marital home. This is because no one wants to uproot themselves and their children and move somewhere else. However, the marital home is not the most challenging asset to divide in a divorce....
You and your spouse got married, lived in an apartment for a year, and then bought a home. When you applied for the loan, you were both working and so you used both incomes. That’s how you qualified for the mortgage, and it’s how you determined just how much house you...
Divorce can be hard on your finances, as well as your emotions. Sharing a home is cheaper than living alone. Economies of scale reduce the cost per person of cooking, turning on the washing machine, running a car and more. When you divorce, your living costs per...
A divorce signifies a new chapter in life. That includes your personal finances. After a separation, your income will likely drop – but ongoing costs remain the same. You have to figure out how to make it all work. Giving yourself the best foundation starts well...
For many divorcing couples, their house is their largest single asset. It is also the family home, full of memories. Deciding what to do with your house can present difficult challenges. You have a few different options, and you will have to balance your financial...
