Resentment over wrongs, disagreements over the kids and financial worries can be breeding grounds for some of the worst adult behaviour They loved each other so much. Everyone thought they were a perfect couple. Of all the couples in their circle, they definitely had the advantage, communicating so well with each other. That’s what we [...]
Divorce
Resetting Your Retirement After Divorce
on April 14th, 2015
Retirement planning can face derailment after a divorce. Married, two-income couples have the advantage of splitting living expenses and pooling all their investment assets, including retirement accounts. Once the marriage is over, costs for separate households may limit the ability of ex-spouses to keep their retirement on track. After a divorce, individuals generally walk away [...]




Divorce is No Excuse to Stop Living
The hardest part of divorce isn’t letting go of the past. It’s choosing to build the future you deserve Divorce is rarely as simple as it appears online or in popular culture. Social media often highlights either bitter conflict or picture-perfect new beginnings. The reality is usually much more complicated. Recovery comes in waves. Some days you’ll feel optimistic about the future. Other [...]