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09/04/2026

Social Security may not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about divorce.

Depending on your age and circumstances, it may not feel especially relevant right now. Or retirement may be getting closer, making Social Security a more immediate part of your financial picture.

Either way, it can be helpful to have a basic understanding of how Social Security works after divorce. Not because you need to know every rule or have every decision figured out today, but because the right information can be valuable when the time comes to make decisions about your retirement income.

Considering divorce, going through one, or already divorced? Here are 10 Social Security facts that can help you better understand the benefits that may be available to you.

08/18/2026

When a divorce is finally over, there can be a real sense of relief. The meetings are behind you, the decisions have been made, and you can finally start moving forward.

Financially, though, there are usually a few things left to do.

Divorce may be final, but there are often a few financial details still to work through. Here are some practical first steps for getting organized and moving forward.

08/05/2026

One of the hardest parts of divorce is that uncertainty has a way of filling in the blanks before you have the facts.

It's easy to assume the worst when you don't yet understand your financial picture. Questions start racing through your mind. Will I have enough money? Will I have to sell the house? What if I've missed something important?

Those questions are completely understandable, but they're often driven more by uncertainty than reality.

If you weren't the financial decision maker during your marriage, divorce can feel overwhelming. Learn practical steps to build financial clarity and confidence for your next chapter.

07/29/2026

There are few life events that change your financial world as quickly as divorce.

One day, your finances may have felt predictable, even if you weren't involved in every decision. The next, you're reviewing legal documents, learning unfamiliar financial terms, making decisions about retirement accounts, investments, taxes, and housing, and wondering what life will look like on the other side.

Divorce can leave you feeling like you're starting over financially. Learn why you're not starting from scratch and how taking small steps toward understanding your finances can help you move forward with confidence.

07/23/2026

I'm so excited to share that my episode with Kandiee Campbell on the Awaken Hope podcast is now live!

We had a meaningful conversation about navigating divorce, rebuilding confidence, and making informed financial decisions during one of life's biggest transitions.

Whether you're experiencing this transition yourself or supporting someone who is, I hope you'll find the conversation insightful and encouraging.

Thank you, Kandiee, for creating such a thoughtful space to discuss these important topics. I’m grateful for the opportunity to share my perspective and hope you'll give it a listen!

Listen Here:

Kandiee Campbell, a seasoned therapist and transformational coach, brings a unique approach to the intricate process of healing. Her mission is to provide unwavering support […]

07/23/2026

Reframing isn’t about pretending the bad never happened.

When you're going through divorce, it's natural to replay the past and question the decisions that brought you here.

Reframing your story isn't about pretending those experiences didn't happen or excusing someone else's behavior.

It's about deciding they won't be the only story you carry into your future.

One of the ideas in my book that often surprises people is this: If you want a great future, you need a great past. At first, that statement can feel impossible, especially if you're in the middle of a painful divorce. I've worked with women who have experienced betrayal, financial control, infi

07/01/2026

When you're going through a divorce, it's easy to believe that everything revolves around reaching a settlement. After months of gathering financial documents, meeting with attorneys, and navigating difficult conversations, it can feel like life is on hold until the paperwork is finally signed.

But the settlement isn't really the destination.

‍When you're going through a divorce, it's easy to believe that everything revolves around reaching a settlement. After months of gathering financial documents, meeting with attorneys, and navigating difficult conversations, it can feel like life is on hold until the paperwork is finally signed. B...

06/26/2026

One of the biggest shifts we've seen in recent years is that more women are reaching out to us before a divorce officially begins.

Sometimes they are considering initiating the divorce themselves. Other times, they believe their spouse may be preparing to do so. In either case, they recognize that the marriage is likely coming to an end and they want to understand their options before taking any major steps.

For many of these women, there is another layer of concern.

If you're worried your spouse may restrict access to money or financial information during divorce, learn practical steps you can take now to protect yourself and prepare for the future.

06/19/2026

Divorce often comes with more questions than answers.

How will your finances change?
What should you keep, negotiate, or let go of?
What does life look like on the other side?

You don't have to navigate those decisions alone.

Join us for a practical webinar designed to help women better understand the financial aspects of divorce and move forward feeling more informed.

Register here: https://purposefulwealthadvisors.com/divorce-webinar

06/18/2026

I had a great conversation with Dave Pamah on The Dave Pamah Show about the realities many women face when navigating divorce, especially when complex financial decisions are involved.

During the episode, we talk about some of the patterns I have seen over the years working with women through high asset divorces, the financial pitfalls that can arise during the process, and why understanding the long term impact of these decisions matters so much.

Thank you to Dave for the thoughtful discussion.

You can listen to the episode here:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/divorce-power-purpose-turning-financial-devastation/id1618453079?i=1000754623121

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Podcast Episode · The Dave Pamah Show · March 11 · 33m