Articles & Blog
Moneywise – Left With $3 After $40K in Hidden Debt — What Are My Financial Rights?
“Separate all financial accounts as much as possible and do not share access to them.” – Lili Vasileff
July 21, 2026
Blog Post
Financial Abuse is a Form of Domestic Abuse!
Financial abuse occurs when a partner uses money, assets, employment, or access to basic resources as a means of control, manipulation, or coercion, limiting another person’s financial independence and security.
June 11, 2026
Blog Post
The Distinction I Bring to Complex Finances in Divorce Litigation
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May 21, 2026
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How I Help High Net Worth Women Protect and Grow Their Wealth Through Divorce
Champion for High Net Worth Women
May 14, 2026
Articles
The Cost of Divorce – Tips for Divorcing Couples and Families
Divorce is often thought of as a legal process, but at its core, it is about two fundamental issues: children and finances. Understanding both the emotional and financial dimensions is essential, particularly when evaluating the true cost of divorce.
April 17, 2026
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Why Top Attorneys Bring Me Into Their Most Complex Divorce Cases
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April 15, 2026
Articles
Lili’s Tips: The Truth About Separate Finances in a Relationship
Having separate finances in a relationship can provide independence, privacy, and reduce conflict over spending, while also helping build individual credit and manage unequal incomes or debt. However, it may also lead to communication issues, distrust, and potential conflict over financial responsibilities or control.
April 8, 2026
Articles
ABLE Account vs. Special Needs Trust (SNT)
ABLE accounts and SNTs are complementary tools — ABLE offers quick, tax advantaged access to $19,000/year for disability related expenses, while SNTs protect larger assets and cover supplemental needs without affecting Medicaid or SSI eligibility.
March 4, 2026
Articles & Blog
Retirement at Risk: The Hidden Healthcare Burden of Gray Divorce
“There are reasonable options for obtaining health insurance for someone approaching retirement and navigating life after divorce.”-Lili Vasileff
February 23, 2026
Articles & Blog
Barron’s – Health Insurance After Divorce Has Gotten Pricier. These Moves Can Help.
“Pricing out plans and tracking expenses can help each spouse understand what adjustments may be necessary to afford healthcare post-divorce, from downsizing to spending cuts to taking on part-time work.”- Lili Vasileff
February 23, 2026