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Sponsored by: Positive Parenting Through Divorce Class Online (http://onlinedivorceclass.net) Parenting though divorce also brings about financial issues. Economics are a big consideration in the divorce process. It is estimated that over one third of all marriages that end in divorce can be attributed in part to differences over financial matters. One of the biggest challenges for divorcing couples is dividing their money and financial assets. Some parents can sit down with one another and equitably divide their assets. When this is possible it can actually save a lot of money in attorney's fees. The more parents can agree to on their own, the better. Should a person feel however, that any agreement is not in their best financial interest, they should consult an attorney for expert advice. However, as previously mentioned, you should interview several attorneys before retaining one's services and you should feel comfortable that he/she understands your needs and is not interested in fostering an adversarial relationship with the other spouse. Discussing financial issues can be one of the most challenging issues for divorcing parents. It can also foster some very bitter feelings in parents if one or both parents feel that finances have not been settled equitably. Most people do not realize the full financial realities of divorce until they are deep into the divorce process. Typically families will have to make moderate to large changes in their financial lifestyle after a divorce. As with other pressing issues of divorce, it is best not to involve children in discussions about money. Children will feel more secure if they see parents handle adult matters like financial issues themselves. |