Is it too late to start talking about retirement?
Is it too late to start talking about retirement? Quick answer: No.
Read MoreIs it too late to start talking about retirement? Quick answer: No.
Read MoreIf you’re facing divorce and have a special-needs child, this article is for you. Or if you know someone in that situation, this article is for them.
Read MoreThe state of Arizona recently created what you might call an “online alimony calculator.” There are two good things about this.
Read MoreIt’s not fashionable to talk about gender differences these days, but 1) they exist, and 2) I’m going to talk about them.
Read MoreIt typically takes about two years to get over the death of a loved one. A divorce is similar. Whether you’d initiated the proceedings or were completely blind-sided, divorce marks the death of the marriage.
Read MoreMoney that you—or he—inherit is automatically classified as “separate” property. So is money that’s awarded to you from a lawsuit. So what’s yours is yours, and what’s his is his. Simple, right? Nope.
Read MoreDivorcing women typically approach me with what you might call the Three Big Questions: What do we have? What do we owe? How much will I get?
Read MoreWell, that certainly sounds ominous, doesn’t it? “Divorce is just the beginning.” Of what? Something better? Something worse? It could, actually be either. It’s a choice. And it’s up to you.
Read MoreWhat do I charge for my services to help you navigate the financial side of divorce? How much will it cost you to get a pro?
Read MoreBut the bank account is in his name! I hear this from divorcing women all the time, who feel not only powerless, but penniless. Good news: The mere title of the account means nothing in the eyes of Arizona divorce law. His name might be atop the bank account. But if you were married, it’s community property. Half of that is yours.
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