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Besides being emotionally draining, divorce can be unsettling for someone financially, as well. There are so many important decisions that have to be made while transitioning from married life.

 


 

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Understanding Divorce:

Dividing Assets and Debts in a Divorce

Most states, except a handful of community property states, use an equitable distribution approach to dividing marital property in which everything acquired during a marriage in either spouse’s name or both spouse’s names is considered... read more »

Managing Cash Flow After a Divorce

Prepare a realistic post-divorce spending plan or budget based on your individual sources of income (including alimony and child support) and expenses... read more »

Taking care of Your Retirement Benefits During a Divorce

Consider retirement plan distribution decisions carefully. After a house, pensions, 401(k) plans, and the like are often a divorcing couple’s second largest asset... read more »

Maintaining Your Life and Health Insurance

Keep health insurance in effect for both spouses and all children... read more »

Tax Considerations of Alimony and Property Transfers

Both ex-spouses may need to adjust their tax withholding with their employer to reflect the impact of alimony payments and other financial changes related to divorce. A general rule for claiming children is that the personal exemption... read more »

Updating Your Wills, Trusts and Other Legal Documents

Rewrite your will to name an heir other than your spouse. While divorce decrees generally revoke any prior disposition of property to a former spouse under a will, you may want to do this while the divorce is pending... read more »

 
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