I’m Considering Divorce. What Can I Do To Prepare?

 Learn About Your Finances

Divorce can be a difficult and emotional process, but being prepared can help alleviate some of the stress. One important aspect to consider is your finances.

Knowing about your financial situation and having a plan can make a big difference in navigating the divorce process. Here are some steps you can take to prepare:

  1. Gather all financial documents: This includes bank statements, tax returns, investment account statements, credit card bills, and other relevant financial documents.

  2. Understand your income and expenses: Make a list of all sources of income and expenses for yourself and your spouse. Understanding your budget will help you plan for life after divorce.

  3. Consider hiring a financial advisor: A professional can help you understand the long-term effects of the divorce on your finances and provide guidance on how to protect your assets.

Remember, preparation is key when it comes to divorce. So take control of your finances now, and be better equipped to handle whatever comes your way during this difficult time.

If you're unsure where to start organizing your finances for divorce, need extra support through the difficult period, or want to mediate the financial part of your divorce, I am here! So get in touch today; schedule your free consultation with me or pm me, and let's chat about getting you ready emotionally and financially for divorce.

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Suppose you aren't ready for professional divorce support. Then, I invite you to join my Facebook group, Divorce & Co-Parenting : Resources,Tips, and Support, for an understanding community where you can get support and resources from divorce experts and people in a similar situation.

Take Care,

Jessica King

*The information in this blog is not offered as legal or financial advice. Contact an attorney or financial professional if you wish to seek legal or financial advice. The information provided is for educational and informational purposes.*


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