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“The Divorce Survival Guide for Women” eBook is so important to survival in a divorce. Be sure to check out my website: www.preparefordivorce.com
New York state had one of the lowest divorce rates in the nation in 2008, according to new census figures. Even Manhattan’s 10% divorce rate was slightly lower than the national average of 10.7%. Divorce lawyers were at loss to explain why New York’s rate wasn’t higher, given the stresses that go hand in hand […]
When you are a newlywed, the opportunity to file a joint tax return may sound romantic. And when one spouse has relatively high income while the other has little or none, it can even save taxes. But for couples who are splitting up, but not yet divorced or legally separated before the end of the […]
Don’t involve your children in your divorce and don’t use them as a weapon against your spouse. Tell them the truth in simple terms they can understand, but don’t discuss the divorce or your problems in front of them or with them. They are the innocent bystanders! Always let them know that you both love […]
In a divorce it is easy to get caught up in the emotion of it and make decisions from your heart and not your head. Try not to do this. You will make costly mistakes—we all do. Keep your eye on the ball and stay focused on getting the divorce finished as quickly as possible, with […]
Statistics state that 41 percent of husbands in America cheat.
Knowledge is power. Do as much research as you can. Find out what the laws of your state are. Find out what the divorce process entails. Don’t use your attorney as your only source of information. My eBook, ” The Divorce Survival Guide for Women” is so important to your ” knowledge.” You can buy it @www.preparefordivorce.com
It is important that you know what your priorities are. During your divorce you may find that your priorities change. The things that you thought at the beginning of the divorce were important become irrelevant as time passes. Review your priorities regularly and discuss with your attorney if they should change. Staying on top of your priorities […]
