Take Control of Your Money After Divorce

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5 Money Moves to Make in the Next 90 Days After Divorce

The simple steps to stabilize your finances and start fresh.

Divorce changes everything, but your financial future doesn’t have to feel uncertain. Start your reset today.

Divorce Changes Everything—Especially Your Finances

It’s normal to feel overwhelmed after divorce. You may be asking:

Can I afford to stay in my home?

What should I do about our shared accounts?

Am I saving enough for my future?

You don’t have to figure it out alone. This free checklist gives you simple, actionable steps so you can stop feeling anxious and start moving forward.

Here’s What You’ll Learn Inside:

How to separate your finances quickly and safely

The fastest way to build a workable budget

What to check on your credit and beneficiaries immediately

How to start saving—even with one income

One big goal to focus on for confidence and momentum

Why I Created This Checklist (and Why You Can Trust It)

I’m Brian, a financial coach with nearly three decades of experience in the finance industry.

I’ve spent my career helping clients make decisions about budgets, investments, and planning for their future.

But when my own marriage ended, I faced a financial reality I never expected—figuring out how to cover bills, support my family, and plan for my future alone. It was overwhelming and humbling.

Through disciplined budgeting and step-by-step planning (the same principles I now teach), I got back on track. I paid down debt, rebuilt my savings, and regained peace of mind.

This checklist combines both professional expertise and real-life experience—because I know what it’s like to start over, and I know how to make it work.

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