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Women and Divorce: Part 4
June 16, 2009
Face Today’s Tough Economy
The economic downturn has made divorce more complex than ever. Because a couple’s largest asset is often their home, and most homes have lost some if not all of their value, selling a home and splitting the sale 50-50 is less attractive than ever. The situation is so bad, says Nancy Chemtob, a New York City divorce lawyer with celebrity and billionaire clients, that many couples are putting off divorce until their financial situation improves. This way, homes and stock options don’t have to be sold and split with neither party making a dime.
By: KIRI BLAKELEY
Posted by Judith Gerhart on June 16, 2009 | Permalink | Post a comment
Dr. Judith Gerhart, CFP
Certified Divorce Financial Analyst 
