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Selling Your Home During a Divorce

Selling or buying home can try anyone's patience. Throw in an ongoing divorce, and it could easily turn into an experience to forget.

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Divorce Quiz: What to Do when Your Spouse Wants a Divorce?

Think you know what to do when your spouse wants a divorce? Take this short quiz and find out!

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5 Ways to Make Divorce Less Expensive

These days, a traditional divorce for a couple over 45 with substantial assets can cost up to $100,000, or even more. However, there are ways to keep your divorce fees far lower than triple figures.

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Social Security After You’re Divorced

No one would deny that Social Security is complicated. With about 2,700 policies governing benefits, it is no surprise that financial advisers and their customers are often confused as to how to maximize benefits.

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Divorce Is for Adults, Not for Children.

Common sense should dictate that you leave the children out of the nuts and bolts and day-to-day struggles of your divorce, even if that divorce involves a custody battle. Children are not emotionally equipped or mature enough to understand and deal with all the emotions that accompany a divorce, nor should they be asked to deal with them even if they are mature enough to understand and deal with those emotions.

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Don’t Lie to Your Divorce Attorney. Here’s Why:

For some reason, and God only knows why, there is a small but consistent percentage of clients who feel that they need to withhold information from their attorney. Let me propose some other scenarios to you, and you decide if the people in them are behaving rationally or irrationally:

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Don’t Shut Down, Stay Engaged!

Maybe your problem isn't anger or impulse control. Maybe your feelings about the divorce do not fall under the “retribution/get even” portion of the spectrum.

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Don’t Create More Things to Fight Over!

You've made a common mistake and moved out of the house once the divorce started. It's okay, a lot of men make this mistake. However, it's critical that you don't immediately compound that mistake by making another one.

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Contributions to College Expenses in Illinois | Part Four

In parts one, two, and three of this article, I discussed contribution to college expenses, and the most frequently asked questions regarding this portion of the law. In this part four, I will examine limitations of this section, burdens placed upon the child in the process, and ways that you can protect yourself financially.

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Contributions to College Expenses in Illinois | Part Three

In part one of this article, I give you a brief synopsis of section 513, which covers contribution to college expenses in Illinois. In part two, I answered the most common question in this area, namely, what am I on the hook for?

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