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Ten financial strategies to consider during your divorce that your attorney may not tell you about.  Being prepared and educated is the best way to avoid the common financial pitfalls associated with divorce.

On New Year's Eve most children get stuck with a babysitter, but you can have a party that both you and your children can enjoy even if the kids don't make it to midnight.  You may choose to keep your event to the immediate family or you may want to invite extended family and friends.

As the new year approaches the age old tradition of setting a resolution to improve yourself is also approaching.  What will your new year's resolution be this year.  If you are a parent that has recently been through a divorce or separation, you may want to try something other than loosing weight or quitting smoking this year.  This may be your year to set a resolution focused on improving your child's life.

After a divorce or separation, it becomes necessary for parents to coordinate a place and time to make parenting time exchanges for the children.  When parents live near each other this is not usually a problem.  But, when there is some distance between parents finding a meeting place in the middle can be difficult.  A new web service called Meetways is making this much easier.

After a divorce or separation it is important to keep on top of your financial game, here is a list of things you should consider after a divorce to get your financial health back in order.

I don’t have to tell you how complex and frustrating the divorce process can be. And when you add innocent children to the mix, you know the consequences! As a parent you have to be extremely careful to safeguard everyone’s physical, emotional and psychological needs. And that’s never easy.