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Paying For Your Kids Education After Divorce, Education Expenses

Written by Jamie Bakal

Divorce, when there are kids involved, can make the unraveling of everyday life seem like a daunting task. Add in life-changing decisions, like applying to private school, and it can heighten the process, taking on whole new levels of stress and drama. Or perhaps you’re on the...

Planning for Education Expenses During Your Divorce

Blog, Paying For Your Kids Education After Divorce, Cash, Tuition, Divorce, Education Expenses, Kids

Planning for certain expenses during the divorce process, including education expenses, can make a big difference for you and your spouse. Specifically, getting down to the nitty gritty when it comes to finances during your divorce leaves you and your spouse better able to seek stability and success...

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