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“Life starts all over again when it gets crisp in the fall.” F. Scott Fitzgerald The crispness of fall indeed brings new life–the smell of a
“I’d love to make this divorce quick and to save money. I really would! But, how can I mediate with John when I don’t trust
By: Tess Worrell Divorce–whirling through lives like a hurricane, it alters relationships, redistributes finances, and reworks parenting. Bottom line–everything changes. And people, well, we don’t
Creating Financial Fairness in Divorce “I just want what’s fair!” says every person going through divorce. Couples generally agree that they want a fair outcome.
How to tell the children, “We’ve decided to divorce.” Beth and Joe just looked at each other. Had they really just decided to divorce? Though
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Expert Help for Making Financial Decisions in Divorce “Dividing finances in divorce is a bit like separating conjoined twins. The finances are so intertwined–the separation
“Dividing finances in divorce is a bit like separating conjoined twins. The finances are so intertwined–the separation must be delicate, strategic, and well-planned.” Tess Worrell,
Anticipation and fear traditionally mark the first day of school—for both children and their parents. As children head back to school, parents worry. They worry
