Divorce and your finances
By Bankrate.com

Divorce can feel like a chaotic and maddening process, but you can secure your financial future by taking certain steps. Dissolving joint accounts, calculating whether you can afford to keep the house and naming new beneficiaries mark the mere beginning. Learn how to separate your finances with these tips.

Get financially single
10 steps to a money-smart divorce
	When spouses part, money ties need to split, too.
The do's and don'ts of getting divorced
	Ending your marriage? Avoid costly money mistakes.
Who gets what? It depends on where you live
	Your state may dictate what's yours, mine or ours in a divorce.
Irresponsible ex not paying joint debt
	Failing to dissolve joint accounts puts your credit at risk.
Alimony payments can affect both parties
	One spouse will feel the tax pain; the other, tax benefits.