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Martin Kranitz

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Author of Getting Apart Together: The Couple's Guide to a Fair Divorce or Separation

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Lawyer and author of Divorce and Money: Everything You Need to Know

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Former divorce attorney and author of How to Heal a Painful Relationship and If Necessary, Part as Friends
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Karadc

Avoiding communication with your spouse, particularly when it comes to finances, is one of the biggest mistakes someone can make in a divorce. Couples who are forthcoming with all the financial information find that their divorce is resolved quicker and with lower legal fees.

Shared by Karadc on 9/3/08
lilliede81

I agree completely -- open communication with finances and all other aspects of a divorce is crucial. But it can only happen if BOTH parties are open and forthcoming!!

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