Don't Screw up Divorce

The podcast discusses the decline of hard stop retirement, the evolution of retirement planning, the changing nature of work, forces driving the gray zone, benefits of partial retirement, the growing practicality of partial retirement, the gray zone as a legitimate path, variety in the gray zone, financial considerations for the gray zone, healthcare and cash flow planning, tax planning for the se...

The podcast episode discusses 10 tips for navigating a divorce affordably and with ease. It covers the cost of divorce, choosing the right process, open communication, do-it-yourself divorce, mediation vs. litigation, dividing assets, child custody and support, legal resources for affordable divorce, common mistakes to avoid, and financial planning after divorce. Takeaways Cost of divorce Choosing...

The podcast episode discusses the financial aspects of navigating divorce, emphasizing the importance of professional support and practical actions to reduce uncertainty. It covers the role of a CDFA, legal guidance, managing credit and joint accounts, creating a clear budget, building a financial roadmap, addressing key financial issues, and transitioning post-divorce with the help of professiona...

Navigating the divorce process in New York involves understanding the factors that influence the duration of the case, the differences between contested and uncontested divorces, the role of mediation and arbitration, common delays, and resources available for support. Preparation, proactive steps, and seeking professional guidance can expedite the divorce process and reduce emotional and financia...

The episode discusses the negative impact of the financial news cycle on long-term investors, emphasizing the need for intentional consumption and informed decision-making. It highlights the dangers of reacting to news and the keys to long-term investing success. Takeaways Financial news can create anxiety for long-term investors. Intentional consumption and informed decision-making are crucial fo...

The role of a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) is crucial in providing comprehensive financial planning and guidance during divorce. This episode dives deeper into what one can provide and why having one might be useful.