I’ve been writing about divorce since January 2015 and coaching (or mentoring) women for at least the last three years. The biggest struggle that I’ve helped women through is learning boundaries and how to deal with conflict – even with people who refuse to resolve conflict. The main reason they want to deal with these issues is that they’re ready…
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Feeling guilt and having second thoughts during and after divorce is a big struggle that women deal with. Almost every email I receive has at least one sentence saying something about this topic and how hard it is to deal with. When the woman files, she often feels that she has done so too quickly or without good reason. What…
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The National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) reveals that financial infidelity can be just as significant among couples as emotional/sexual infidelity. (Source) **This is part 3 in a series about how to financially survive divorce. Read all of the posts.** What is Financial Infidelity? Plainly defined, it’s doing things with finances that you keep a secret from your partner….
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To get to your destination of Financial Freedom after divorce you need to go through the towns of Saving and Budgeting to get there. (Paraphrasing what Christina Lynn said.) This is part two of a three-part series about how to financially survive divorce. I’ve used many budgets since meeting with a financial mentor as a young adult – after ruining my…
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In the last couple of months, I’ve gotten to know Christina Lynn, a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst®, with Lynn Financial, LLC. I told her about the reader survey I did in early 2018 where readers shared they wanted financial help and advice to survive divorce. So today, we’re going to discuss how Christina financially survived divorce as well as how…
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