Why Post-Divorce Finances Are Trickier Than You Think
In this article for Money.com, Lili Vasileff examines the value of ex-spouses creating a mutually acceptable post-divorce action plan for moving forward once the ink
Suddenly single? Wait before tackling money matters
In this article for CNBC.com, Lili Vasileff shares her insight in a discussion of what to do — and what not to do — when people suddenly find themselves single. Lili
Planning Through Life’s Disruptions: Advising Late in Life Divorce
In this article for LifeHealth.com, Lili Vasileff explores the topic of late in life divorce. She says, “As a Baby Boomer approaching retirement, let us assume that
How Can Divorce Affect Your Credit Score?
In this article for SunTrust, Lili Vasileff shares her expertise to help consumers understand how divorce affects credit scores and what steps to take to minimize the impact. Lili says:
Real Money Radio – the Pros and Cons of Remarriage
On this episode of Real Money Radio, host David D. Holland talks with Lili Vasileff to explore the pros and cons of re-marrying versus staying single
Start Preparing for Same-Sex Divorce
In this article written by Lili Vasileff for Time.com, Lili examines the impact on the legal landscape of the recent Supreme Court decision to legalize same-sex
What makes sense for a budget?
News You Can Use: The number one argument in most marriages is about money. The 3 biggest unconscious spending habits are: credit card abuse; excessive
The Financial Pros and Cons of Getting Married Later in Life
In this article by Sandra Block for Kiplinger’s Personal Finance, Lili Vasileff contributes her expertise to an examination of the financial issues involved in re-marriage. Lili says: “Many
Eleven Financial Clues That Your Spouse Wants a Divorce
In this article written by Lili Vasileff for Money.com, Lili examines the sure-fire financial indicators that a spouse is heading toward divorce. Lili says: “Divorces can have win-lose,
Helping clients deal with financial infidelity
In this article by Liz Skinner for Investment News, Lili Vasileff contributes to a discussion of the warning signs that a spouse’s financial deceptions may
