Whether predating the marriage, evolving during the union, or arising post dissolution as a function of financial necessity, careers are a central theme in contemporary divorce - for both men and women.  In this issue of Divorce and Money I discuss some of the key aspects of this complex problem.

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Mothers who manage their homes and raising a family as if it was a business have been termed Alpha Moms.  Constance Van Flandern from Eugene, Oregon coined this label and what has followed is a marketing frenzy.  Are these mothers so different or are they the 21st century version of “super mom” of earlier decades?

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The Securities and Exchange Commission recently mandated full disclosure of executive compensation to shareholders.  Corporations are asking their shareholders to approve these compensation plans in a proxy vote.  You should also read about these perks.  Be able to quantify them and their impact on your life in the event of divorce.

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