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Ending
a marriage is not only a personal decision, it’s a financial
decision, too. And, while a divorce can be an emotional time,
it is vital to take stock of your monetary situation so that
you are able to make the best decisions possible for yourself
and your family.
Your Tampa CPA from
Reliance Consulting, LLC is here to be a calm, experienced voice
as you go through the big changes that divorce brings your way.
We can help you with the huge financial impact that divorce
could have on your life and prepare you to be fiscally strong
for your fresh start. One of the many subjects we can discuss
with you about your impending divorce includes making a full
inventory of your:
- Budget
- Possessions and when you acquired them
- Debts, including personal debts and joint
debts such as mortgages, credit cards, car loans, etc.
- Assets including bank accounts, savings,
investments, property, vehicles, jewelry, furniture, etc.
- Tax returns
- College savings for children
- Retirement savings and pensions
- Child care needs
- Need for child support and spousal support
- Personal salary as well as your spouse’s
salary
- Insurance policies
Once you have gathered all the information
relating to your marital finances, then it’s time to calculate
what you think your living expenses will be after your divorce.
Most of our clients in this situation find that living on their
own income – instead of the two-income situation they had while
married – can be quite challenging, especially if they plan
on staying in the marital home. Other financial considerations
during a divorce include closing joint accounts as well as what
to do if your spouse has a poor credit rating that could affect
your future purchasing power.
Please contact a Tampa CPA from Reliance Consulting,
LLC to learn more about financially preparing for a divorce.
We look forward to providing you with compassionate, competent,
and confidential service.
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