Divorce can feel overwhelming—but you don’t have to navigate it alone. In this Vesta webinar, our New Hampshire Hub panel shares practical guidance to help you prepare for divorce in 2026 with more clarity, confidence, and control. You’ll learn how to approach the divorce process strategically—from organizing financial documents to
Divorce brings emotional, logistical, and financial shifts. One of the most common fears we hear from clients is the fear of financial instability. Questions like “Will I be okay financially?”, “Can I support two households?”, and “What will life look like after this?” are completely normal. At BAS Capital Management
The end of the year is always a busy time for finances—taxes, retirement contributions, holiday spending, but if you’re going through a divorce, these decisions can feel overwhelming. Proper planning now can reduce stress and help you start the new year on a solid financial footing. As a Certified Divorce
Listen to our New Hampshire Hub Experts on a critical topic if you are navigating divorce in New Hampshire. The team will guide you through the basics of the divorce process, covering the most crucial legal issues you may face during separation, divorce, and the post-divorce period. Our divorce experts
Many separated/divorced parents face challenges regarding where and how the children will spend the holidays, with the fall and winter holidays on the horizon. Our best-in-class team at the New Hampshire Hub will discuss what you can expect and how best to approach your children and family to set you
Divorce is not just an emotional transition, it’s a financial one. Once the dust settles, one of the most important steps you can take is creating a realistic budget that reflects your new circumstances. A clear, budget provides peace of mind, helps you avoid unnecessary stress, and ensures that your
Divorce is never easy. Even when the process is amicable, it brings change, stress, and a mix of emotions. When children are involved, the stakes feel even higher. There’s no perfect playbook, but there are ways to move forward with respect, stability, and care. At its heart, co-parenting isn’t about
What happens to the marital home in a divorce is one of the first questions divorcing couples often ask. Listen to our New Hampshire Hub of industry experts for an informative event geared to guide you in making this decision. They will walk you through the pros and cons of
Barbara Shegog, CFA, CDFA, CPA is the featured speaker at the Jane Does Well Lunch & Learn on Tuesday, September 16 from noon-1:30 p.m. via Zoom. The workshop is designed to help participants uncover the hidden financial details that could impact your future. Learn how to protect your assets, avoid
Divorce is hard enough without disrupting your children’s sense of home. That’s why more parents are exploring bird’s nest co-parenting, a strategy that prioritizes stability and minimizes the stress of moving kids between homes. At BAS Capital Management and Divorce Resolutions of New England, a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA),
