Comments on: Carefully Planning a Money-Smart Divorce

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By: michael@saving a marriage

michael@saving a marriage — Mon, 24 May 2010 08:22:50 +0000

So, treat your financial life with care after your divorce. You’ll end up better off than before, both financially and psychologically. It’s all part of treating yourself, and your children, if you have them, with respect. It’s time to take-on your financial life! .-= michael@saving a marriage´s last blog ..Stop Your Divorce Before It Causes Heart Ache =-.

By: Harry@divorce and kids

Harry@divorce and kids — Mon, 03 May 2010 08:57:22 +0000

Along with making necessary changes to joint assets, remember that you may need to adjust legal documents such as your will and life insurance policies. Ensure that these now reflect your current wishes on how your property should be disposed of when you pass on. Think carefully if you also want to change the trustee designation for your children on your life insurance and bank accounts. .-= Harry@divorce and kids´s last blog ..Cause and Effect of Divorce with Kids =-.

By: Thomas Hamburger Jnr

Thomas Hamburger Jnr — Sat, 19 May 2007 08:23:54 +0000

I really liked this post – it’s a fair warning to people who find themselves in the sad situation of a divorce. Never the easiest time to plan things, it’s useful to have a check-list like this at hand.
I look forward to reading more of your posts, Rob.

Kind Regards

THJnr

By: Robin Bal

Robin Bal — Fri, 18 May 2007 12:20:46 +0000

Hey Shane,

Divorce scenes are invariably ugly mate. I have also been in some serious relationships, its a pity we went separate ways but we are still friends.

You should have given me that ounce of prevention tip 5 years back mate . The scene is not bad or ugly as of today, but neither party is pressing for divorce, just letting mother nature take its own course, let it die its own slow death.

I need to do another post on this later, got a couple of more ideas to share here.

Take care and cheers mate.

By: Shane

Shane — Fri, 18 May 2007 05:45:27 +0000

I have a buddy who went through an ugly divorce. Bad scene.

I’ve been in a couple of very serious relationships, but they’ve been with strong and independent women. We just went separate ways and we’re still great friends …

so that’s my “ounce of prevention” tip. And it’s good for men and women.

By: Robin Bal

Robin Bal — Fri, 18 May 2007 05:36:52 +0000

Hi Anna,

I am really really glad you liked this post mate. I remember you had encouraged me to make a post like this one. Its great that you have only 4 more years to be debt free and not 18, anyway you appear to be happy the way things are with you and thats good.

I have lived under heavy debt in the past and I don’t even want to remember how stressful it was. AWW man, living debt free today is out of the world feeling, thanks to GOD.

Take care Anna and cheers.

By: Anna

Anna — Fri, 18 May 2007 00:37:59 +0000

“Traditionally, women tend to hold onto the family home at all cost. Unfortunately, it’s often an emotional decision that makes poor financial sense…”

This is the one thing I’m glad to say I didn’t do! I let him have the house and it’s probably what will save my ass in the long run because right now, without that mortgage – I’m looking at being virtually debt free in the next 4 years rather than in 18 years. Not only that, but since I am currently renting, I have the freedom to just pack up and move, on a moments notice if I wish – It’s a little more difficult to do that when you have a mortgage you can’t get rid of so quickly!

Great article Robin! Cheers & Take care!
Anna