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	Lost in Transition: Keeping Your Financial Plan on Track Before, During, and After a Divorce Wealth manager Bruce Raabe, understands the emotional and financial toll a divorce can have on your finances. In this article, he discusses the steps you can take to keep your financial plans on track and reduce the amount of money spent in divorce.
	Making Your Money Go Further In divorce, money can disappear like water down a drain. You can do many things, however, to stop unnecessary spending and cut your losses. Here are a few suggestions to help you reduce divorce expenses.
	Divorce on a Shoestring If your budget prohibits you from hiring a family lawyer during divorce, divorce, these low-cost or no-cost alternatives can help make yours the cheapest divorce available.

	Show Me the Money Worksheet For purposes of calculating support, your husband’s “income” might include more than just his salary. Use this worksheet to identify any other income he receives. Ask your lawyer if it can be used to calculate alimony income.
	Darn Debt Worksheet Use this worksheet to help identify all of your bills so they can be paid, assigned and/or all debt in divorce discharged.
	All the Assets Worksheet When your marriage ends, disentwining your lives requires the division of assets. This worksheet can help you identify all of the assets in a divorce.

The Modern Woman's Divorce Guide