Let’s talk financial aid for college students. When you are a divorced parent or in the process of a divorce, navigating the FAFSA application can be difficult. It’s better to apply for FAFSA sooner rather than later so you can get more from the college. So, how do you file for FAFSA when you are …
Getting SplitReady Episode 30.3: College Financial Aid for the Divorced Parents Read More »
2020 has, in a word, sucked. From the coronavirus pandemic to unease about elections, we are dealing with more adversity than anyone could have expected this year. Right now, are you thinking about getting divorce in this uncertain time? If you answer yes, then you should create a plan financially, physically and emotionally to help …
We most often hear that divorces are expensive. The mega-divorces or the juicy Hollywood divorces can reach more than seven figure settlements. That is due to drama in the divorce and for the public. In reality, the majority of divorcing couples have far less means and resources at their disposal. However, there are resources to …
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Divorce can most often be seen as the end of something and the dismantling of a couple, but it doesn’t have to be. With a new perspective on divorce, one can find intention and learn how to move forward. A technique we’ve discussed thoroughly in this series, meditation can help you look deeper within the …
The concept of shadow work was introduced by Carl Jung as a valuable method for understanding the parts of our self that we keep hidden and suppressed. Divorce can often be associated with our darker, shadow selves and understanding and addressing this can be a valuable tool in healing. Join us for a discussion on …
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No matter how amicable a divorce may be, there is still stress. Add some conflict and the stress can go off the charts. Unfortunately, sometimes people can turn to destructive means for stress management. What if there was another way to cope? Well, there is. The power of meditation is amazingly effective and it can …
What’s holding you back? We’ve heard this saying many times, typically referring to yourself, but it can also be applied to couples. When in a relationship or a marriage, there is a conscious choice to be together and creating love for each other. Same thing for a divorce — the choice is to end a …
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Good or bad, money makes the world go ’round, ensuring you have a roof over your head and food in the pantry, both now and in the future. During a life event like divorce, the risk of having your carefully laid financial plans scattered and losing control of your assets increases. It is exceptionally important …
The term “divorce” suggests organizing documents, filling out paperwork, and managing your finances. While external factors of a divorce are important, your mental safety and health should be monitored and nurtured as well. Divorce is just as much mental as it is physical. Join us for a conversation about guarding your mental health and keeping …
Getting SplitReady Episode 28.3: Mental Safety and Keeping Your Sanity During Divorce Read More »
The time is now if you want or need to refinance your mortgage. In a partial reversal of their announcement last week, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have delayed the implementation of the 0.5% fee for refinances until December. This is great news which I for one expected as it takes any negative political impact …
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