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Andrew Samalin to Speak at 2018 ADFP Catalyst Conference

Andrew Samalin has been asked to speak at the 2018 ADFP Catalyst Conference in San Diego, CA. His presentation will cover Creating Liquidity Solutions with Illiquid Real Estate Assets as well as other related topics.

This year the Academy of Professional Family Mediators will host its 6th annual conference in conjunction with the Association of Divorce Financial Planners. This year’s united conference will focus on modern solutions for divorce and family professionals including the many ways that both mediators and financial planners can work together for the benefit of both their clients and their businesses. During the break out sessions, attendees will have a chance to choose from sessions in tracks for both mediators and financial planners. Attendees may choose any session from either track that most interests them allowing them to expand their knowledge base beyond what each organization can provide individually.

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11 Signs Of A Toxic Partner, According To Divorce Lawyers

If you are in the process of divorce, you may look back at your relationship to see if there were any warning signs early on that it may not work. Sometimes friends and family can see potential issues more objectively, but we ignore their concerns. But now that you are making big changes in your life, it may be a good time to review the relationship red flags in this article that may lead to a disastrous new relationship.

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How to Keep Your Divorce from Sabotaging Your Children’s College Education

Most parents consider a college education important to their children’s future, but a divorce could negatively impact the college planning process. Especially when financial resources are constrained. Where parents may have planned to pay for an ivy league education, they may now have to consider a state university. By establishing college savings accounts such as 529 plans early in a child’s life, parents would be better prepared in the aftermath of a divorce. This link provides more information on college planning and divorce.

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Divorce after 50: What I Wish I Had Known Beforehand

Divorce is a difficult process, emotionally and financially, but for older couples even more so. Knowing what to expect can help couples prepare and deal with some of the negative consequences. This article describes some real life experiences and provides valuable lessons.

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Getting Married? Forget Sweet Nothings; Let’s Talk About Money

Money issues are often the source of marital problems that can lead a couple to divorce. By understanding one another’s expectations regarding money and personal assets, i.e. inherited or gifted assets, a newly married couple will start their marriage with peace of mind and open communication. For that reason, a couple should consider a prenuptial agreement before walking down the aisle. This article provides more information on the process and benefits of using prenuptial agreements.

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