The costs of the divorce process can be as daunting as accounting for all of the financial matters, debts included, and month-to-month cash flow issues. The bottom line is that being informed, prepared, and organized are critical.
As for getting organized and prepared, there are fantastic resources offered by the Institute of Certified Divorce Financial Analysts.
Another comprehensive resource, even though it is not based in the U.S., can be found here.
In addition to good legal counsel, look also for local divorce seminars and “divorce coaches” who can provide advice to you on therapists, children’s issues, and financial professionals. Getting good advice from professionals is priceless.
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