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Divorce Financial Help

Welcome to the Divorce Financial Help Column, where the most commonly asked questions about divorce and finances get answered. 

As part of our effort to help women who are struggling with the divorce process, we've partnered with Timothy McNamara, and his partner Tracey Manzi, to bring you the Divorce Financial Help Column.     

Timothy McNamara is a certified divorce financial analyst, specializing in the financial issues that couples and individuals face when their marriage ends. Having gone through a divorce himself, he is passionate about helping people understand and manage the complicated financial issues divorcing couples often face.

Tracey Manzi is a chartered financial analyst and is an active member of the Boston Securities Analyst Society and Financial Women's Association. She is an advocate for women and holds a leadership position at the Junior League of Boston.

 

When your marriage ends, you have a lot of decisions to make, such as who will keep the house, how assets and debt will be split, and whether and how much support will be paid.  The decisions that you make in your divorce settlement can affect you for a long time, so you need a reliable source of information that answers your questions about divorce settlements and planning.  Many of the common questions that women ask can be found below.

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Please Note:  This column is not intended to take the place of professional advice, but rather to provide financial information about the various issues that arise in a divorce.  For specific recommendations concerning your situation, you should retain an experienced certified divorce financial analyst who can answer your questions based on the details of your case.  WomansDivorce.com, Timothy McNamara, and Tracey Manzi disclaim any liability from any claim arising from any information contained in this column. This column is not a substitute for professional advice.

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