Financial education is so important. Financial literacy is a journey. My suggestion to you is if you are going through this process of a divorce or a transition, you need an advocate. You need support, and you need to learn. And learn in the way that you digest it well, so that you are confident about the financial decisions that you will make.

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Wiley Online Library: Vulnerability and Trust in the Collaborative Divorce Process
This article explores how the Collaborative Process transforms traditional professional roles in divorce by bringing attorneys, mental health practitioners, and financial neutrals together to support transparent, respectful, and cooperative problem-solving. It highlights how trust, teamwork, communication, and shared accountability can help families reach durable agreements and healthier post-divorce relationships.
