December 02, 2025|Press
Weighing whether to divorce in 2026? Taking these steps now may lessen some money stress
CNN
By: Jeanne Sahadi
“1. Learn about your state’s divorce laws
“Every state is different in terms of how they deal with separation and divorce,” said Lina Guillen, a divorce attorney who wrote the book Divorce and Money for NOLO, a publisher of plain-English legal information.
They may differ, for instance, in what defines grounds for divorce and what defines separation. And they will govern how long you must be separated before finalizing a divorce, as well as how assets and debts may be split.
NOLO has a state-by-state breakdown here. But you also might consider paying for an hour of time with a well-regarded local family law attorney or experienced divorce mediator to learn more, Guillen said.”
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