Bedrock Divorce Advisors in the News
Divorce Dollars and Sense
Read our articles published in Forbes
Legal Separation or Divorce: Which is Better Financially?
How Can a Divorcing Woman Get the Child Support, Alimony She is Owed?
End-of-the-Year Checklist for Divorcing Women
Seven Key Things Women Need to Know About the Tax Implications of Alimony Payments
Five Steps a Woman Can Take to Help Her Family-Run Business Survive Divorce
What is an Alimony Trust and Why NBA Ex-Wives Might Wish They Had One
Study Shows Divorced Women Have Less Economic Security Than Women
Who Stay Married
Five Financial Lessons Women Can Learn from the Demi and Ashton Break-up Rumors
How the Valuation Dates of Different Assets Are Decided During Divorce
Why Divorcing Women Need to Pay Careful Attention to the Date of Separation
Divorce Advice For Physically And Financially Abused Women
Warning: Don't Let Friends, Family or Non-Divorce Professionals Give You Divorce Advice
What a Volatile Stock Market May Mean for a Woman’s Divorce Settlement Agreement
Why Even Happily Married Women Should Meet with a Divorce Financial AdvisorDivorcing Women Need to Answer These Key Questions Before Deciding to Keep The House
Don’t Let Your Ex-Husband Inherit Your 401(k)
Six Must-Do Financial Steps for Women Facing Divorce
In Many States, Alimony Reform Has Gone Too Far
Five Ways To Tell If Your Husband Is Hiding Assets
Financial Tips for Women Facing Grey Divorce
Can You Get a Divorce Do-over?
June Brides, Are You Ready for Divorce?
Upfront Lump Sum Payment or Alimony? Why Some NFL Ex-Wives Are Now Smiling
Does Maria Shriver Have A Prenup? Why Did Arnold Put His Movie Career On Hold?
The Secret to Surviving Divorce With Your Finances Intact
Even Affluent Women May No Longer Be Eligible For Credit Cards
The Big Thing Celebrities Fight Most About When They Divorce - And Why You Should, Too
Should You Disinherit Your Husband?
Divorce-Proof Your Business, Even If You’re Still Single Or Happily Married!
Understanding How Assets Get Divided in Divorce
Welcome to Divorce Dollars and Sense
Huffington Post Divorce Articles
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Seven Steps to Protect Your Assets When Leaving an Abusive Marriage
The Five Most Common Financial Mistakes Women Make After They Divorce
Five Retirement Issues You Need to Resolve During Your Divorce
Divorce Finance Books: 7 Recommendations
Can I Take Money Out Of My 401K During My Divorce?
Is Your Husband Hiding Assets?
9 Critical Steps Women Should Take To Prepare For Divorce
The Top 6 Serious Financial Mistakes Women Make During Their Divorce
Part 1: How To Divorce-Proof Your Business: The Basics
Part 2: How To Divorce-Proof Your Business: The Prenup
Part 3: How To Divorce-Proof Your Business: Buy-Sell Agreements
Part 4: How To Divorce-Proof Your Business: Creating A Trust
Part 5: How To Divorce-Proof Your Business: The ESOP Or Property Settlement
The 'Splitting' Headaches of Late-Life Divorce
August 6, 2011
How to Divorce-Proof Your Company
If your marriage is headed toward a breakup, these seven strategies can help protect your business if you end up in divorce court.
August 9, 2011
Divorce over 50: 3 Mistakes to Avoid
Here are some mistakes particularly common to the over-50 set, all of which can lead to a lower-than-deserved settlement or make you pay your ex more than you should.
March 23, 2011
Get Your Fair Share In A Divorce
Women face special risks when a long-standing marriage falls apart.
June 29, 2010
Late-life breakups like Al and Tipper Gore's even harder on women
When a long marriage like Al and Tipper Gore's ends, women often take more of a financial hit. Retirement, health care, and long-term financial stability can be thrown off balance.
June 2, 2010
How to Protect Your Business in a Divorce
Don't want your ex-spouse to end up as your business partner? Here's how to guard what's likely your most valuable financial asset.
By Jeff Landers | May 25, 2010
Although this story covers financial advisory services for widows, much of it applies to divorced women as well.
Women and the financial impact of divorce in the news
Where Widows Go
Most widows switch advisors when their spouses die-but that has more to do with the advisors than it has to do with the widows.
By Susan Bradley | Oct. 1, 2010