Did you know January is International Child-Centered Divorce Month (ICCDM)? This worthy cause’s purpose is to promote peaceful divorce, cooperative co-parenting, and education for parents about how to prevent negative consequences for children dealing with divorce. Thanks to my friend and colleague, Rosalind Sedacca, the founder and voice of ICCDM, for sharing this guest blog post about the youngest victims of divorce – the…read more →
In these tough economic times, how are you supposed to collect child support? Be clear, be precise and cover all bases. Those are the basic things you should remember when drawing up an agreement with your ex-partner especially when it comes to your child’s financial support. That being said, you should choose a primary payment method but be prepared to have back…read more →
Thank you to my fellow CDFA, Kevin Worthley, from the Retirement Planning Company of New England, for this informative guest blog post below on 529 College Savings Accounts and some smart tips on dealing with them in divorce. You can reach Kevin directly at Kevin(a)RetirementPlanningCo.com What to Do with the 529 College Savings Accounts in Divorce? By Kevin Worthley, CFP,…read more →
Are you struggling with life as a co-parent? Thought you might like these helpful tips from my affiliate partners at Our Family Wizard. The new school year is quickly approaching and its time to start preparing. If you’re divorced, and you and your co-parent both take part in the upbringing of your child, this can be a challenging task. Preparing…read more →
Though I am a big fan and affiliate of Linda Claire Puig, best known for her writing and Done For You newsletters at Claire Communications, today I am sharing a personal story she recently posted in her ezine and has given me permission to share with you. Linda Claire wrote, “I’m sharing with you one of the most significant events…read more →
Does Your Budget Call for a “Staycation” this Year? Everywhere you look these days costs are rising. Nowhere is that more evident than at the gas pumps and because of that many folks are cutting back on travel plans and summer vacations this year. But that doesn’t mean you can’t have fun! In fact, most people never truly explore the…read more →
I had a lovely Mother’s Day toiling about in my backyard. Clearing brush and cleaning up the aftermath of a rough winter by metro Atlanta standards may not sound like fun to some, but I loved every minute of it. Since this is a rare treat for me, I probably enjoyed it so much because I don’t have to do…read more →
A new client recently shared this story with me and has graciously allowed me to share it with my readers. I think her story is a testimony to sheer grit and determination and can serve as inspiration to others who have likely shared moments like these. Enjoy! Dear friends and family, Let me first start by saying that tonight…read more →
