Divorce is very taxing on the parties involved—especially when it comes to their finances. The divorce process itself can drain the two parties’ financial resources through legal and other fees. Another drain on finances is the financial arrangement established after the divorce. Generally, these arrangements fall into two types: spousal maintenance and clean breaks. Both
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Divorce is very taxing on the parties involved—especially when it comes to their finances. The divorce process itself can drain the two parties’ financial resources through legal and other fees. Another drain on finances is the financial arrangement established after the divorce. Generally, these arrangements fall into two types: spousal maintenance and clean breaks. Both
The divorce process is a trying experience for even the most stoic of people. The emotional toll it takes can disrupt many other aspects of our lives, such as work and our interaction with the people we care about. However, the financial toll can be equally destructive. A case taken to its legal conclusion can
