Does this term sound familiar? You are a mother of two young children and he says he wants a divorce after your 12 year marriage. He is jealous of your success and angry that you spend too much time at work and travel too often. Meanwhile, you are frustrated that he hasn’t been able to stay employed the last 6 years and the family has to rely on your income for the primary support.
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Welcome to Fair Share DivorceHere you will find information from Kathleen Miller, a recognized financial expert on divorce who will help guide you to a sound financial plan. We hope to inspire and empower you to take control of your divorce and create a winning financial future. We've included a blog that captures Kathleen's tips for creating your financial road map as well as feedback from others who work with divorcing couples or those who have been divorced themselves. Remember, you are not alone in this process. We hope that after spending time here, you'll feel more in control and more confident about your post-divorce future. Kathleen Miller's BlogWednesday, February 28, 2007Careers as a Financial AssetCareers are financial assets and have value. They can be very important in a traditional marriage where the wife has stayed home to raise the children, worked part-time, or helped the spouse to obtain an education or license. Tuesday, February 13, 2007Dad - the Family EmployeeFamilies where the husband is in the role of primary caretaker are challenged to make sure dad doesn’t become the “family” employee. |
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