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Uncoupling, Kids and Paying for CollegeDivorce Don’t let your divorce derail your child’s higher education. Follow these suggestions to negotiate a fair plan for you and your ex to work together to keep your student on track.
By Tonya Graser Smith, Board Certified Specialist in Family Law
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What Women Should Know about Post-Divorce Tax PlanningDivorce Divorce brings many changes, especially when it comes to finances. Here’s a roundup of some critical tax issues to consider.
By Dawn Doebler, MBA, CPA, CFP, CDFA
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Say ‘I Don’t’ to Unfair PrenupsDivorce Based on his experience reviewing prenuptial agreements for his clients, one attorney has some firm advice: If your betrothed or prospective in-laws ask you to sign a “standard” prenup, just say no.
By H. Dennis Beaver, Esq.
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When Divorcing, What Financial Specialists Do You Really Need?Divorce There are a variety of financial professionals out there who can help, but there is one combination of expertise that almost anyone going through a divorce would be better off by using.
By Chris Chen, CFP®
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Your First Tax Season After a DivorceDivorce Navigating tax time as a newly single person (or a nearly single person) takes a few adjustments. For smooth sailing, follow our tax tip checklist.
By Brent Kaspar, CPA, Esq.
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Want to Save on Taxes? Consider a Divorce!Divorce Oh, the irony: President Biden’s American Families Plan could make divorce more appealing for some high-earning married couples. The tax plan amplifies the marriage penalty, so if you were already thinking about splitting up, now may be a good time.
By Stacy Francis, CFP®, CDFA®, CES™
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Your Spouse Wants a Divorce … Now What?!Divorce Maybe it came as a shock, or perhaps you saw it coming a mile away. If you’re wondering what to do, take a look at the personal and financial talking points one divorce expert has come up with from discussions with her clients over the years.
By Barbara Shapiro, CFP®, CDFA®, CeFT
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Retirement and Divorce: Protecting Your Finances When Marital Bliss Turns Sourpersonal finance Six steps to take as you negotiate a “gray divorce” that can help defend the financial future you’ve worked so hard to achieve.
By Kristian L. Finfrock, Investment Adviser
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Untangling Your Finances When You Divorce: Don’t Forget These Important DetailsDivorce Whose name is on the title to the house? Is the person paying child support covered by a life insurance policy? Have you changed your tax withholding now that you won’t be filing as married? These are all important but often forgotten details.
By Roxanne Alexander, CFP®, CAIA, AIF®, ADPA®
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