11 Costly Financial Mistakes in Divorce Settlements
Divorce is expensive even without mistakes. Read on to learn of the top eleven most common financial mistakes made in divorce. 1. Mis-Specifying Marital vs. Separate Assets What’s considered marital property and subject to division? Most will say that any...
How to Win in Divorce
In our most recent blog post, we looked at whether it is possible to “win” at divorce. There are many lawyers who claim they can do just that, and they will be happy to take your hard-earned money while they fight your war for you. The reality is, in the vast...
What it Means to “Win” at Divorce
Are you thinking about a divorce and wondering how you can achieve a lopsided division of assets and alimony, so you don’t have to work? And maybe sole custody of the children, too? If so, you wouldn’t be alone.
Making Time for You: How to Make Time for Yourself
Divorce is a truly hard and difficult process that impacts many facets of life including our social circles, finances, and even our sense of identity. To adapt to this transition, it’s essential to schedule time for self-care. I say schedule because that’s just how intentional doing self-care during your divorce is. In order to have the stamina to find a new living situation, research affordable childcare, or land a new job, you’ve got to carve out time that’s just for you.
Making Time for You: Self-Care During Your Divorce
Divorce is a truly hard and difficult process that impacts many facets of life as social circles, finances, and even our sense of identity changes. In order to adapt to this transition, it’s essential to schedule time for self-care. I say schedule because that’s just how intentional providing self-care during your divorce is. In order to have the stamina to find a new living situation, research affordable childcare, or land a new job, you’ve got to carve out time that’s just for you.
How to Choose a Divorce Process?
The complexities of a divorce case depend on a variety of factors, including how long you were married, the residency requirement laws in your state, whether you have children together, own a home together, have significant differences in your income, are self-employed, unemployed, or have debt or joint assets.
If that sounds like a lot, it’s because it is! Don’t worry, TruNorth Divorce is here to help you decode divorce. Your first major decision in divorce is choosing the right divorce process and team of professionals for your divorce.
Should I Use Divorce Mediation in Maryland?
Once you’ve made the decision to go ahead and move forward with a divorce, the next step is deciding how you want to pursue a divorce settlement agreement. One of the questions that you might ask yourself is whether divorce mediation is the right choice for you...
Choosing a Divorce Process: What Are the Available Options?
The complexities of a divorce case depend on a variety of factors, including how long you were married, the residency requirement laws in your state, whether you have children together, own a home together, have significant differences in your income, are self-employed, unemployed, or have debt or joined assets together.
The ABCs of Divorce, Separation, & Uncoupling – Part 3
This week on the TruNorth Divorce Solutions “Divorce is NOT for Sissies” blog series we’re finishing up on The ABCs of Divorce, Separation, & Uncoupling with part three as we finish the divorce alphabet.
The ABCs of Divorce, Separation, & Uncoupling – Part 2
This week on the TruNorth Divorce Solutions “Divorce is NOT for Sissies” blog series we’re following up on The ABCs of Divorce, Separation, & Uncoupling with part two as we continue through the divorce alphabet.
