Mistakes Library

Simple errors like incorrect filing procedures or missing deadlines can force costly delays and severely prejudice your position in court.

Sending emotional or confrontational messages can severely damage your co-parenting relationship and may be used as evidence in custody hearings.

Failing to properly value or disclose assets (especially retirement funds and stock options) can lead to significant, unrecoverable losses down the line.

One of the most terrifying threats used during a high-conflict separation is the claim that you will be rendered homeless or "evicted" by your partner.

Understanding that divorce can be a "good thing" doesn't diminish the difficulty of the process, but it does allow you to focus on the positive outcomes that wait on the other side.

Before a single legal document is filed, the most successful outcomes are determined by how well you prepare your financial footprint.

Divorce can be one of the most significant financial burdens a person faces, but it doesn't have to be financially ruinous. The key to managing expenses lies in being prepared and asking the right questions before you commit to a legal representative.

Before a single legal document is filed, the most successful outcomes are determined by how well you prepare your financial footprint.