If your divorce was finalized last year, you’ll need to take some extra time with your 2022 income tax return. There will likely be a number of changes. You’ll probably want to consult a tax professional to help ensure that everything is done accurately. If you and...
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3 myths about divorce
Divorce rates may be on the decline, but it is still very common in the United States. Most people know others who have been divorced, and many have been divorced themselves. Even so, there are many myths about divorce that continue to make the rounds. These myths can...
4 sets of people to tell about your divorce
You might not feel like shouting about your pending divorce from the rooftops. Yet, you should think about telling a few key people. These are people who can help you through it or who need to know because it will affect them. Here are four of those groups: Your...
3 ways to improve communication as co-parents
Parenting together after your divorce can be challenging. If you do not manage those challenges well, it can result in conflict, which harms you and your children. There are ways to reduce the chance of problems. Here are some of them: #1. Outline how you can contact...
Knowing when you are ready for a divorce
The situation between you and your spouse may no longer be what it was and it may not be what you want it to be anymore. The trick is knowing when you have done everything possible and now it is time to take it to the next level because there is nothing left to do....
What therapists don’t tell you about marriage therapy
Your spouse wanted to start seeing a marriage therapist to work on the difficulties in your marriage. Both of you may have seen this therapist for a few months or years since your marital problems started. You and your spouse did every relationship bonding exercise...
Eight tips for talking to your children about your divorce
There are a lot of difficult aspects of divorce. Yet, while some people concern themselves with property division and alimony, others are primarily worried about how divorce will affect their children. In many instances, simply telling children about a pending...
Who gets the car in a divorce?
Divorce presents a host of financial considerations for both parties. One of these difficult choices involves who will maintain vehicle ownership and responsibility after the ink has dried on the divorce decree. Determining who will keep a car during a divorce is a...
Will I lose my health insurance after I get divorced?
Maintaining health insurance coverage is a major concern for many people due to the high cost of medical care. People who have health insurance through their spouse's group plan at work may fear losing coverage after divorce. Will you lose your health insurance...
Do you know how to prove your marital standard of living?
There’s no doubt that divorce can be an expensive endeavor. After all, the property division process itself can leave you with limited resources, which can create stress about your financial stability moving forward. This may be especially true if you’ve sacrificed...