Financial Considerations If You Are Divorcing With Children

Divorce is never an easy process, and it becomes even more complex when children are involved. Not only does it bring emotional upheaval to the family, but it can also have significant and long-term financial implications.

In our newest blog post, collaborative divorce attorney Marcos Fernandez explores the various financial aspects to consider when going through a divorce with children so you can make informed decisions that will impact your children's financial futures.

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Andrea Vacca had the pleasure of joining therapist Kenna Alemania, of Refresh Psychotherapy, on Instagram Live last week to speak about postnuptial agreements.

A postnuptial agreement can be a great option for married couples to stay married while protecting their individual financial situations when there has been a significant change in the marital relationship, whether it's some form of financial or physical betrayal, a relocation for one's job, one partner receives an inheritance, and so on.

"A postnup is used in many different circumstances," Andrea said, "I think it's a great tool for therapists to know about because you're dealing with people who have dealt with betrayal, who have dealt with a lot of hurt feelings... they want to give the marriage more time, but they don't feel safe. This legal document, when negotiated in a kind of holistic way, can help them come to an agreement..."

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In Divorce Without Court, Andrea Vacca discusses how and why to keep your divorce out of court. You’ll learn the differences between divorce mediation and collaborative divorce, as well as tips for choosing the right attorney for your unique situation.

Read the book in full on our website or sign up for our five-day eCourse. The eCourse option allows you to receive the eBook in daily installments via email. On the final day of the course, you'll receive a comprehensive checklist to help you prepare for your divorce.

To sign up for your free eCourse, complete the form in the link below and select "Opt-in to Andrea Vacca's No Court Divorce eCourse".

For over 19 years, Vacca Family Law Group has helped clients to dissolve their marriages without litigation. We focus on finding creative (and sometimes unconventional) solutions that are right for each client’s unique situation to help alleviate stress and facilitate the establishment of a positive path forward throughout the divorce. Our flexible approach allows us to navigate this process with the utmost discretion and elevated service while prioritizing the well-being and long-term goals of our clients and their families.

For more information about how Vacca Family Law Group can help you have the least adversarial divorce possible, contact us to schedule a free introductory call, or you can reach us at (646) 798-4603.