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Most people know that life insurance can protect the receipt of alimony and child support payments if their ex-spouse dies.

When you’re a parent going through a divorce, the stakes are different. Child support isn’t just income, it’s the money

If your divorce settlement includes alimony, child support, or both, you are counting on those payments to arrive every month

By Jeffrey A. Landers, CDFA®, CDLP® If your ex-spouse becomes seriously ill or injured and can no longer work, the

If you receive alimony, the sudden death of the ex-spouse paying it can leave you in a tough spot. In

Your Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA) states you’ll refinance the marital home within a certain period of time, and your lender

One of the most common and most painful outcomes in divorce is losing the family home. Not because you can’t

If you are going through a divorce and worried about two things, protecting the alimony and/or child support payments you’ve

If your paying ex-spouse dies, the monthly child support payments you rely on stop. There is no automatic insurance payout,

Life insurance is not automatically required in every divorce. However, courts can order it, or it can be negotiated as