Goldberg’s on-camera quip resonates as many people, especially younger Boomers who are now reaching traditional retirement age, face the financial reality that living into your 60s and beyond as a ...

A well-drafted prenup can protect separate assets, but it is not a blanket shield. Courts can refuse to enforce parts of an agreement that fail disclosure, voluntariness or fairness standards, and ...

With the right planning, divorce can shift from a painful setback to a critical turning point: the moment you begin building a stronger financial future.

My husband and I live in Arizona, which from my understanding is a community-property state. We moved here eight years ago from Illinois. I’m about to get money from a late relative’s trust. We want ...

W hen Sarah from Houston, told John Delony and Ken Coleman on The Ramsey Show that her husband had shut her out of their bank accounts and would not let her see the prenuptial agreement she signed, ...

One of the most immediate threats to generational wealth in a divorce is the division of assets. Courts often require an equitable split, which means property, investments, and savings may be divided ...

After decades of squirreling away money for retirement, there comes a time when retirees must start withdrawing money from their accounts. Drawing down 401(k), IRA and other assets earmarked for ...