Getting divorced and sharing two households with the same income as one is hard enough. Add in the stress and uncertainty of Covid-19 and more than ever, money concerns are weighing on most people’s minds. You may feel like your financial stress after divorce is...
It is bold of me to assert that I have created one of the best divorce budget spreadsheet templates you will ever find as you are preparing for divorce (or adjusting to managing your finances after divorce). I developed this budget template because there are many...
With the recent Coronavirus outbreak, your plans to pursue divorce litigation be temporarily on pause due to court closures. However, for many of you, you may be planning and preparing your case for when the courts re-open. Even if litigation is on the back-burner for...
Have you ever considered going to court over financial matters? If so, please read on. Add-on expenses are a soft spot for many divorced parents. When I hear from parents, many of them are frustrated over late reimbursements, expenses that are not in the agreement,...
By Lisa Zeiderman, matrimonial lawyer and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst There is something called “Proposal Day,” which occurs on March 20, the Vernal equinox, or the first day of Spring. What better time to celebrate new beginnings? For those of us who have...
We feel the effect of divorce ripple through all aspects of life. The holiday season is no exception. Adding insult to injury, the holiday changes are emotionally and financially challenging. Our budget for gifts is dramatically downsized. We awkwardly show up solo...
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