The Best 5 Books About Securing Your Finance Before And After Divorce

Thinking financially is not always easy. But, it is possible, especially if you have some help.

Anyone, no matter how savvy, can benefit from expert advice when she is crossing through such treacherous and unfamiliar territory.

Divorce: Think Financially, Not Emotionally® provides women with everything they need to know to establish a secure financial future for themselves and their children before, during and after a financially complicated divorce. The book guides women on how to focus on vital financial matters, offering specific instruction on a number of key issues vital to securing long-term financial security, including:

• building a top-notch divorce
• team uncovering a husband’s hidden assets
• protecting your personal assets, business and intellectual properties
• dealing with pensions, 401Ks and other retirement accounts
• negotiating alimony

 
. . . and so much more!

Begin your single life knowing you have made the thoughtful decisions required to help establish your long-term financial security.

Think Financially, Not Emotionally® as you look ahead to a bright future for yourself and your children.

A portion of the purchase price of each book sold is donated to various charities that help female victims of domestic abuse and their children.

What People Are Saying About Divorce: Think Financially, Not Emotionally®

“Divorce: Think Financially, Not Emotionally® is a wonderful guide for women seeking to secure their financial future.” –Renowned divorce attorney Laura A. Wasser, whose client list includes Heidi Klum, Angelina Jolie, Christina Aguilera and other celebrities

“I wish I had this book when I was going through my divorce! It would have made the learning curve much less steep” –Sonja Morgan, star of The Real Housewives of New York.

“I wholeheartedly applaud Jeff’s efforts to support women in abusive situations.” –Syndicated columnist Liz Smith

It happens all the time. A business owner gets served with divorce papers then tries to convince the court that business is suffering. Stories vary, but the argument is the same: there is no money to pay for spouse and child support.

In this book, Mark Kohn draws upon 25 years of professional experience as a forensic accountant to show readers how to detect when a spouse is hiding income—and how to find it.

In this book, readers will learn . . .

• What is hidden income?

• When is income hidden legally?

• What are the methods used to find illegal hidden income?

• Will the IRS find the illegal hidden income? . . . and much more.

Through case studies from the author’s own experience, How They Stash the Cash gives readers the tools they need to uncover hidden income and receive a fair share of support and divorce assets.

Mark Kohn, CPA, CFE, CVA, ABV, CFF has specialized in forensic accounting in family law cases in the Los Angeles area for the past 25 years. He has successfully uncovered hidden income in a variety of unique and interesting situations.

Facing a divorce can be overwhelming, as you confront complex questions about everything from finances to child custody to your emotional well-being. The Divorce Survival Guide walks you through every step of the divorce process with straightforward tips, techniques, and checklists. It outlines your legal, parental, and financial rights, and details common scenarios that may arise in the legal proceedings so that you can make informed and thoughtful decisions. Most important, The Divorce Survival Guide helps you through the complex emotional work of divorce, with tips on handling stress, and techniques for protecting and communicating with your children. 

The Divorce Survival Guide will be your practical guide to the divorce process, with: 

• An easy-to-follow guide to the initial divorce steps, including how to understand divorce laws and your legal rights 
• Information on protecting your finances, such as how to divide your property fairly, protect your credit, and uncover hidden assets
• A helpful quiz to find out whether you should get an attorney, from the editors of The Divorce Survival Guide 
• Essential information for understanding custody, child support, and how to give your child emotional security 
• Practical techniques for reducing stress, understanding the emotional stages of divorce, and dealing with mutual relationships 

With The Divorce Survival Guide, you’ll have the invaluable tools you need to make the best financial, practical, and emotional choices throughout your divorce.

“Whatever you do, try to keep your case out of divorce court.” These key words set the stage for A Judge’s Guide to Divorce, which exposes a system in which everyone loses — especially the kids.

Fortunately, there’s hope: A Judge’s Guide to Divorceshows you how to reach your own agreements outside the courtroom, in the most civil manner possible. But if court is unavoidable, this book will help you at every step. Find out about: