A Path to Financial Recovery After Divorce

The Book

"A Path To Financial Recovery After Divorce"

Divorce is one of the most financially devastating events you can endure. For most, divorce means a substantial change to your household income, savings, retirement, net worth, and ability to pay off debt.

Financially recovering from divorce is a journey that requires not only a plan, but also an ability to recognize and sidestep the common and avoidable mistakes that routinely snag divorcees. The book A Path to Financial Recovery After Divorce, written by divorce attorney and financial coach Michael J. Jurek, Esq., is your guidebook on how to make up the time and money lost in your divorce.

This book will teach you to avoid the mistakes—frequently made by divorcees—that can set you back for years, and provide you with a plan for you to take control of your finances. It covers post-divorce budgeting, debt elimination, lifestyle modifications, savings, investing, and retirement planning. More importantly, everything covered in this book is tailored specifically to divorcees.

A Path to Financial Recovery After Divorce is available in paperback and eBook through Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, and Google Play.

The Audibook is available through Audible.

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Videos

Post-Divorce Financial Mistake: Giving In To Your Melodramatic Alter Ego

We all have that inner-5-year-old. But divorcees are particularly susceptible to this mistake because of the justifications they can use to convince themselves that a bad financial move is actually warranted. Don't make this mistake of giving in to your Melodramatic Alter Ego because it will only slow your journey towards a financial recovery following your divorce.

Post-Divorce Financial Mistake: Keeping the Marital Residence

Keeping your marital house after your divorce is finalized could be one of the worst financial mistakes you could ever make. This video examines all of the reasons why.

Post-Divorce Financial Mistake: Retail Therapy

Divorce will naturally evoke emotions that you will need to address. If your method of coping with those emotions is engaging in Retail Therapy -- buying things to temporarily feel better -- then you are guaranteed to face adversity as you travel the path towards financial recovery post-divorce.

Michael J. Jurek, Esq.