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How Financial Infidelity Can Affect Your Gray Divorce

How Financial Infidelity Can Affect Your Gray Divorce

How to protect yourself, your adult children, and your grandchildren.

KEY POINTS

  • Financial infidelity is about deception in marriage.
  • Financial infidelity in gray divorce presents difficult challenges such as economic damage, emotional upheaval, and financial insecurity.
  • Crucial steps to prevent financial infidelity include monitoring joint accounts closely and getting historical copies of monthly statements.

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Alimony Can Be the Most Shocking Point in Gray Divorce

Gray divorce refers to couples 50 and older. I recently spoke with Lili Vasileff, a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, mediator, and litigation divorce financial expert, to provide information about important financial topics to gray divorce couples and their adult children.

KEY POINTS

  • Many gray divorce couples are shocked when they learn about the laws in their states governing alimony.
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Can the Gray Divorce Be a Perfect Financial Storm? Number 1 in the series on Gray Divorce

Gray divorce refers to couples aged 50 and older. Divorces include legal, emotional, and financial issues. To provide information about important financial topics to gray divorce couples and their adult children, I recently spoke to Lili Vasileff, a certified divorce financial analyst, mediator, and litigation divorce financial expert, practitioner, writer, and author of books on divorce, including Money & Divorce: The Essential… Read More

Social Security Benefits Rules Enacted in 2015

Lili Vasileff: Welcome to Divorce and Money Matters - divorce financial specialist, Mediator, Litigant Expert, Divorce Financial Specialist, Financial Forensics

The U.S. divorce rate dropped for the third consecutive year reaching its lowest point in nearly 40 years according to BGSU National Center for Family and Marriage Research.  Interestingly, in contrast, the divorce rate among couples ages 50 and older, is growing rapidly. Today, 25% of the couples getting divorced in America are over the age of 50.

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