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Pensions and Divorce: Are You Entitled to Your Spouse’s Pension or Is Your Spouse Entitled to Yours?
These days, one of the biggest benefits to holding a public sector job or sticking it out in the military is the promise of a pension during retirement years. While pension plans have been largely replaced in the private sector by 401(k) plans, they are still going...
Helping Children Adjust to Divorce
What can you do to lessen the long lasting effects your divorce will have on your children? Over a million children experience the divorce of their parents each year, and the trauma usually begins with distress in the home long before there is an actual separation and divorce.
Living Inspired
We are inspiring future financial success, even through a difficult transition by providing clarity, mindfulness, and wellness. Our workshop is the start of an empowering trend that will continue to redefine your approach to financial, emotional, and legal issues in divorce, and beyond.
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What If We Can’t Sell Our House After a Divorce?
My husband and I bought an aging farmhouse in rural Ohio at the top of the market. Almost ten years later, housing prices in our area still haven’t...
How to Get the House in Your Name After a Divorce
If you want to keep your house after your divorce, you are taking on a big financial challenge! If you are like most Americans, your mortgage...
Should You Keep the House If You Divorce After 60?
You have an emotional connection to your home, especially if you have lived there for many years and raised a family within its walls. If you are...
Are You Eligible for Spousal Support (Alimony) After Your Divorce?
When Amber walked down the aisle eight years ago, she thought she was going to spend the rest of her life with Marcus. After their second child came...
Should I Keep the House?
Divorce can shake you to your very foundations. Everything changes, and many people want to cling to the house as the only stability they find in a...
The Kids Are Just Fine
Promise me you’ll always remember: You’re braver than you believe, and stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think. — Christopher Robin to...
How to Divide Major Assets During Divorce
Determining how to split your shared assets in a divorce can be tricky. Our possessions hold emotional value as well as market value. If you and...
Five Ways Your Family Can Help You Save Money After Your Divorce
Divorce can be financially devastating divorce for women. Despite our continued push to raise the glass ceiling, the truth is that men are far more...
Understanding Social Security Survivor Benefits After Divorce
There are huge Social Security benefits you can receive if you were married to your spouse for at least ten years before divorce and were the...
Second Saturday TV
Divorce Financial Planning Process
We explain how working with a financial professional (CDFA) can streamline the process and set you up for success when divorce is complete.
Should I Keep the House?
The marital home is a large family asset that needs careful consideration during dissolution. We review the things you should be thinking about.
Protecting your Most Important Assets
Estate planning attorney Rebecca L. Matthias and Second Saturday Leader, Mark Flowers do a Q&A on how to protect your most important assets (your health, children, and money) both during divorce and into the future.
Financial Disclosures- What To Expect
Preparing financial disclosures is a part of every divorce. Reduce your overwhelm by knowing what to expect.
Overcoming fear: Running out of Money
The largest fear of divorce transition is the fear of running out of money. We review three tips to keep you focused on your transition plan.
Separate Successfully
Divorce planning requires a strategy, even before you start the process. We review five ways to plan for separation.
Action Steps for Financial Independence
Divorce is the end of something old, but it’s also the beginning of something new. These are action steps you can take now to become financially independent as you navigate the divorce process.
Financial Empowerment
Divorce is a process that needs mindfulness and wellness to truly allow you to embrace empowerment.