Gather Information
Many times one spouse doesn't know what the other spouse is doing- concerning income, expenses, investments, insurance, loan applications, the familyl business - you get the picture. Gather as much information as possible. Every piece of the puzzle heops put together the complete picture
Get copies of everything
It's amazing how documents disappear once divorce is being discussed. If you have to get these documents later through your attorney, it can be very costly. Get them up front. copy bank and credit card statements, loan applications, financial reports, check registers, investment reports, - in other words, everything that can have a bearing on your financial situation.
About the Financial Divorce Association
- Carol Ann Wilson
- Get the best divorce advice and divorce help from the nationwide expert. Widely recognized as the foremost expert on marital financial issues and the leader in the field of divorce financial planning. Author of "Survival Manual in Divorce," "40 TIPS for Surviving Your Divorce," and co-author of "Survival Manual for Women in Divorce," "Survival Manual for Men in Divorce," Dollars and Sense of Divorce," and "ABCs of Divorce for Women." Carol Ann has served as an expert witness in court for over 120 divorce cases nationwide. She frequently serves as a keynote speaker and has received national media attention in magazines, newspapers, radio and TV talk shows - including Geraldo, Regis, Life Time Live, and CNBC Financial News.
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