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Money and Work Woes After Divorce

One of the toughest things for a woman in particular when they get divorced is very often they have been a stay-at-home mom or their work life never really developed into a career that would enable them to pay the bills for a family.

While there are certain things like spousal maintenance that she may be able to rely on for a while it isn’t a long-term revenue stream. The advice I give women is start to look at yourself as an individual, not the extension of everyone else.

I’ve spoken to women who while married never considered working because they enjoyed their ‘day lady’ status.  They’re entitled.  Then there are women who have been financial contributors but may not make enough to be independent and be able to pay for a divorced household.

Reality bites. Start now to create your vision of who you are and what you want to be.

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About the Author

After two divorces, I finally married Mr. Right, going on 14 years. Getting here wasn’t easy. There were no resources or information in one place to go for support or how to develop a new life path. I created the Divorcettes website and Divorcette Broadsheet e-newsletter to make available qualified information and education for ladies who have been divorced and are looking for a better future. There are a ton of websites that talk about life, love and makeup. None are talking about how divorce can change the way we view even the smallest decisions, emotions and what goes into your cosmetic bag! We’re not advocates for divorce, but divorce happens. If it’s happened to you, let’s make the best out of it.

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