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Read that again. 👀 A New York family law attorney, Jacqueline Harounian, recently told Newsweek that stay-at-home spouses are walking away from divorce with less than they used to: less spousal support, fewer legal fee awards, and smaller shares of marital assets. And it really depends on where you live. A Texas attorney in the same article pointed out that Texas has never assumed a stay-at-home spouse would be supported long term after divorce. (Hi from Texas. I see this every week.) Here's what that means for you, friend: 💛 Support is not a plan. If it's shorter or smaller than you expect, your budget and your housing have to work without it. 💛 Know the whole picture. Retirement accounts, RSUs, business interests, the house. If you don't know what exists, you can't ask for your share. 💛 Think about the house BEFORE you agree to keep it. Lenders have specific rules about using support as income, and many women find out too late that they can't qualify to refinance. 💛 Get the numbers early. A good settlement on paper can be a bad one in real life. I'm a CDFA® and a mortgage lender with 22 years in the business, and a divorced mom of three. I help women see their real numbers before they sign anything. Click on my bio or send me a message - let’s make sure you’re financially ready. 💬 Educational only, not legal advice. Divorce laws vary by state; talk with a family law attorney in yours. #divorce #stayathomemom #divorcetips #CDFA #divorcefinances
Read that again. 👀 A New York family law attorney, Jacqueline Harounian, recently told Newsweek that stay-at-home spouses are walking away from divorce with less than they used to: less spousal support, fewer legal fee awards, and smaller shares of marital assets. And it really depends on where you live. A Texas attorney in the same article pointed out that Texas has never assumed a stay-at-home spouse would be supported long term after divorce. (Hi from Texas. I see this every week.) Here's what that means for you, friend: 💛 Support is not a plan. If it's shorter or smaller than you expect, your budget and your housing have to work without it. 💛 Know the whole picture. Retirement accounts, RSUs, business interests, the house. If you don't know what exists, you can't ask for your share. 💛 Think about the house BEFORE you agree to keep it. Lenders have specific rules about using support as income, and many women find out too late that they can't qualify to refinance. 💛 Get the numbers early. A good settlement on paper can be a bad one in real life. I'm a CDFA® and a mortgage lender with 22 years in the business, and a divorced mom of three. I help women see their real numbers before they sign anything. Click on my bio or send me a message - let’s make sure you’re financially ready. 💬 Educational only, not legal advice. Divorce laws vary by state; talk with a family law attorney in yours. #divorce #stayathomemom #divorcetips #CDFA #divorcefinances
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