Divorce
2025 Tax Deductions for Homeowners: What You Need to Know
2025 Tax Deductions for Homeowners: What You Need to Know Author:Â Jamie Milam Date:Â Â February 14, 2025 Disclaimer: I am not a tax professional or financial advisor. This article is for informational purposes only. Always consult with a qualified tax professional for tax advice and guidance specific to your situation. Homeownership comes with several tax…
Read MoreNavigating the Holidays During Divorce: 5 Practical Tips to Manage Expectations and Communication
Navigating the Holidays During Divorce: 5 Practical Tips to Manage Expectations and Communication Author: Jamie Milam Date: December 17, 2024 The expectations and scheduling demands around Christmas (or any holiday, really) can create stress and tension—even in the best of times. We all want to experience a magical, drama-free holiday season, but the reality is…
Read More5 Essentials Every Single Woman Needs in Their Home
5 Essentials Every Single Woman Needs in Their Home Author:Â Jamie Milam Date: October 26, 2024 **Disclosure** This post may contain affiliate links and they are at no additional cost to you, though I may earn a small commission. Don’t worry, I only recommend products or services that I have tried or believe would be…
Read MoreSupporting Your Teenagers During Divorce: 6 Practical Tips to Implement
Supporting Your Teenagers During Divorce: 6 Practical Tips to Implement Author:Â Jamie Milam Date: September 30, 2024 If you’re going through a divorce and have children, chances are one of your biggest concerns is how they will deal and cope with this major life change. And while that’s a valid concern, it doesn’t have to…
Read MoreReal Estate for Unmarried Couples: The What and Why of Co-Ownership Agreements
Real Estate for Unmarried Couples: The What and Why of Co-Ownership Agreements Author: Jamie Milam Date: September 19, 2024 Owning property is a common goal for many couples. It can be a strong financial investment and part of your lifestyle goals and plan. But acquiring such a large asset doesn’t come without some risks—especially when…
Read MoreDivorce and Your Social Life: What to Expect and 7 Practical Steps to Move Forward
Divorce and Your Social Life: Divorce and Your Social Life: What to Expect and 7 Practical Steps to Move Forward Author: Jamie Milam Date: August 21, 2024 Divorce brings a lot of changes to your life. There’s the most obvious one—the loss of a spouse, partner, and the future you’d envisioned together—but there are other…
Read MoreSending Your Kids Off to College: What to Expect and 4 Tips to Navigate the Transition
Sending Your Kids Off to College: What to Expect and 4 Tips to Navigate the Transition Author:Â Jamie Milam Date:Â Â Â August 5, 2024 **Disclosure** This post may contain affiliate links and they are at no additional cost to you, though I may earn a small commission. Don’t worry, I only recommend products or…
Read MoreHow to Communicate With Your Ex During a Divorce: Practical Tips and Insights
How to Communicate With Your Ex During a Divorce: Practical Tips and Insights Nothing tests your communication skills and emotional regulation like getting divorced. It’s an intense process that amplifies how you work through conflict and communicate under pressure. And while it’s normal to have strong feelings and challenges communicating with an ex, it’s so…
Read MoreDollars and Cents: Understanding Marital Interest and Equitable Distribution During Divorce
Dollars and Cents: Understanding Marital Interest and Equitable Distribution During Divorce There are many things to expect during divorce: big emotions, new routines, and a whole bunch of post-divorce “firsts” you didn’t expect. But one less-anticipated, but equally important, aspect of navigating divorce is splitting your assets. The excuses to ignore this important topic are already…
Read MoreSupporting Your Kids Through Divorce: What to Expect & How to Deal
Supporting Your Kids Through Divorce: What to Expect and How to Deal Whether it’s a new school, a friendship fallout, a different neighborhood, or divorcing parents—transitions are hard for children. Transitions are hard for adults, too, but our kids—especially the little ones—don’t know how to communicate what they’re experiencing and don’t know how to navigate…
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