Financial Concerns Can Last Well Past the Divorce Date
Robert G. Hetsler, Jr. J.D. CPA
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For many people facing a #divorce, their immediate concern is how to manage financially during the stressful time until the split is finalized. But of equal concern, at least for one side, is seeing the big picture in terms of long-term financial support obligations (child and/or spousal support).
Every person facing a divorce should make it a priority to meet with two professionals right away (even before the divorce proceedings begin, if possible) – an experienced divorce attorney and a financial planner. Together, this team can help advise an individual on the best short- and long-term strategies to weather the storm.
This article succinctly sums up the risks and rewards of taking a financially responsible approach to divorce. Let me know your thoughts.
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