
Masters in Business At The Money: The Finances of Divorce
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Feb 4, 2026 A deep dive into the financial chaos of divorce, from immediate cashflow and custody triage to assembling a realistic first-year budget. Practical guidance on valuing houses, retirement accounts, private businesses, and avoiding common early-money mistakes. Clear explanations of tax traps, QDROs, and why accurate financial affidavits matter.
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Triage With 'What's Important Now'
- Slow down and ask "What's Important Now" to triage immediate needs after a separation.
- Secure cashflow, custody priorities, and immediate safety before long-term planning.
Don't Settle Before You Have The Facts
- Avoid settling informally before you know all assets and legal rights; slow down negotiations.
- Don't waive rights or agree to splits without full financial information and counsel.
Compare Apples To Apples
- Group assets into comparable buckets so parties don't compare apples to giraffes during settlement.
- Bundling compatible assets can yield settlements better than a court's blunt 50/50 split.
