If you missed earlier portions of this guide, please check them out at: The High Income Earner’s Ultimate Guide To Surviving Divorce: Part I, Part II, and Part III. Step XII: The Proceedings. Going to Chancery Court for divorce proceedings can be a stressful period especially if your divorce is highly contentious like mine […]
If you missed part I and II to this guide, please check it out at The High Income Earner’s Ultimate Guide To Surviving Divorce: Part I and Part II Step IX: It Begins. This stage marks an additional barometer for the divorce proceedings. Your spouse has likely retained his or her counsel […]
If you missed part I, please check it out at The High Income Earner’s Ultimate Guide To Surviving Divorce: Part I. Step IV: Gathering of Information/Reconnaissance. Another advantage of being the spouse that is filing for divorce is that there is a period of time where you will have unhindered […]
The word divorce carries such negative connotations with it (and rightfully so). No one goes into a marriage thinking they will ever get divorced. Statistics show however that ignorance is not bliss as the divorce rate is around 40% for first time marriages, 60% for second marriages, and almost 75% for third […]
Thank you for stopping by for another installment in my Divorce and FIRE series. I have been thrilled with the support and comments shown by my readers to these individuals who have really opened up and shared with us a very traumatic time in their lives. Every person who has submitted their story has […]
Thank you for stopping by for another installment in my Divorce and FIRE series. I have been thrilled with the support and comments shown by my readers to these individuals who have really opened up and shared with us a very traumatic time in their lives. Every person who has submitted their story has told […]
I would first like to start off by introducing a new feature of the website courtesy of an interaction with a reader of the blog: Hello, I’ve been a reader of your blog for around 4 months and I would like first of all to say that I really enjoy it. I’ve got recently some […]
Thank you for stopping by for another installment in my Divorce and FIRE series. I have been thrilled with the support and comments shown by my readers to these individuals who have really opened up and shared with us a very traumatic time in their lives. Every person who has submitted their story has told […]
Divorce can be quite a traumatic time for both parties involved. Often the last thing anyone even considers is the actual tax implications of said divorce on each partner. I thought this was a not often talked about subject matter in the financial blogosphere and hoped to rectify this. Beth Logan, EA, a […]
I received this guest post submission on the topic of divorce via the Contact Me section. Although this post is directed towards a newly divorced mother, the points the author makes can easily apply to both genders. [Disclosure: We have no financial relationship] When you get a divorce and are a single mom, you […]
