Financing A Divorce: Yay or Nay?
Robert G. Hetsler, Jr. J.D. CPA
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Everyone knows that divorce can be expensive. Especially if a lengthy, contentious legal battle is involved. And for many couples, the financial disparity between spouses can actually be the cause of protracted legal wranglings. This happens when the spouse with access to ongoing cashflow uses that position to outspend the other side into submission.
But now on the scene is a new service that proposes to help finance your divorce in exchange for a share of your final settlement. These companies provide non-recourse advances to cover divorce expenses. They then recoup repayment if and when a settlement is reached.
Read more about this trend here. And let me know your thoughts on this approach to divorce financing.
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