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Protecting Your Financial Security | The Complete Guide to Protecting Your Financial Security When Getting a Divorce | Alan Feigenbaum, Heather Linton

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	• The Complete Guide to Protecting Your Financial Security When Getting a Divorce Alan Feigenbaum, Heather Linton McGraw-Hill, 2004 - 256 pages average customer review:based on 6 reviews view larger image
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Great guidance

This book was written to make you THINK through the process on multiple levels. It is great for those who are simply contemplating divorce, as well as those who've decided to proceed. It suggests a number of additional trustworthy resources. Definitely worth the read before proceeding.

Read before the divorce!

Very good advice for those who are going through a divorce. I wish I had read it before I was taken for over $150,000 in Alimony. Helps you realize that a vindictive and cruel spouse can ruin you financially and still look like the victim!

Protecting Your Financial Security

The book shares some good advice and some of the situations you may encounter. This was very helpful, but no book can anticipate the problematic financial situations one may encounter in their individual divorce. There are situations in which you face not only an unpleasant situation, but the negative, dark side of human nature...in your mate and yourself!

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A complete guide to financial self-defense for people facing divorce

Written by two noted divorce planning experts, this book arms readers with the knowledge and tools they need to make it through a divorce with their financial skins intact. Readers learn of all the financial risks and ramifications involved, as well as how to prepare themselves for any eventuality. And they get proven strategies for negotiating the best possible financial solution, along with valuable work sheets, checklists, and sample documents. Among other important lessons, readers learn how to: Construct a solid financial action plan when divorce seems imminent Get a complete picture of family finances, including the low down on a spouse's small business or intellectual assets Negotiate a win-win financial settlement Choose the best settlement method, from options including mediated, arbitrated, and collaborative agreements Avoid tax penalties and pitfalls and deal with retirement nest egg, 401(k), and SSI issues

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