Written By: Dr. Jan Anderson, PsyD, LPCC | You might say I’m in the “change business.” Most people seek me out because they want to change something in their lives, usually some variation of: How can I get along better with myself? How can I get along better with other people? These …
Men, Women, Marriage & Sex: How It’s Different Now
The period drama Mad Men highlighted the American cultural revolution during the 1960s, when it was a man’s world at home and when sexual banter at the office wasn’t yet harassment. Not long after the final episode ended in the time period 1970, an unknown researcher was beginning another …
How to Improve Your Credit Score Before a Divorce and Why It’s Important
After your divorce, your credit score can go a long way toward making your transition a little easier or a lot more difficult. Your credit score will come into play if you want to refinance your home to get your ex-husband off the mortgage or if you want to rent an apartment after you’ve moved …
Survey: Separated People Now Contacting CDFA® Professionals Before Lawyers
People at the beginning of the divorce process now recognize that the financial issues they’re facing are as important as the legal ones—and many of them are now seeking financial advice about their situation before they enter a lawyer’s office. People at the beginning of the divorce process now …
What Is a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst?
Nearly a million couples divorce each year in the U.S. and in the process, face some of the most important economic decisions of their lives. The potential for serious financial problems post-divorce calls for making good choices—just when painful emotions are running high and clear thinking may be …
Divorce is a Team Sport
Divorce affects you, your finances, your family, and every other aspect of your life. It’s critical that you go through the process correctly so you get the most favorable outcome possible. There’s no do-over. You get one shot to lay the foundation for your future. Do it right! The best way to …