For many families, summer is a season of vacations, camps, and quality time together. For divorced or separated parents, however, it can also bring unique scheduling, communication, and financial challenges that require thoughtful planning. Whether your children are attending camp, traveling with family, participating in sports programs, or simply spending
Divorce is not only an emotional process, but also a financial one. When dividing assets, full transparency is critical to ensure a fair outcome. Unfortunately, in some cases, one spouse may attempt to hide income or assets to avoid sharing them. Understanding what to look for and how to protect
March is often associated with renewal, organization, and fresh beginnings. For individuals navigating divorce, this season can serve as a powerful reminder that, while the process may feel overwhelming, it is also an opportunity to reset and rebuild a strong financial foundation. Just as you might declutter your home in
“This is certainly not an arrangement I recommend for couples who don’t communicate well. Starting over is very hard. You need to understand what you can afford and what you can’t before you make any decisions.” — Barbara Shegog, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst Article Summary & Why It Matters to
February is often associated with love, romance, and partnership. But one of the most important, and often overlooked, components of any relationship is money. Whether you are newly partnered, married for decades, contemplating divorce, or navigating life after it, understanding the financial side of love is essential to protecting your
Register Now Filing for divorce is one of the most significant decisions you may ever make. Before taking that step, it’s essential to pause, reflect, and prepare. In this confidential webinar on Monday, February 9 from 5-6:30 p.m., Vesta’s New Hampshire Hub of Experts will walk you through the most
The start of a new year often brings reflection, hope, and a desire for clarity. After divorce, those feelings can be mixed with uncertainty about what comes next—especially financially. While your life may look different from how it once did, this new chapter also offers an opportunity to intentionally design
As the year winds down, many people begin reviewing goals, finances, and life transitions. For individuals navigating divorce, the end of the calendar year isn’t just symbolic; it can carry financial, legal, and emotional implications. Certain decisions, filings, and updates made before January 1 can shape tax outcomes, financial stability,
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
