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How to Prepare for Divorce Negotiations if You are a Victim of Financial Abuse in Your Marriage

Are you a victim of financial abuse in your marriage? You might be if your spouse has done a few of the following: Pressured you to sign business or personal loan documents without explaining the risks; Urged you to sign a joint tax return without allowing you to see it, ask questions, or meet with a tax professional; Yelled at you about your savings or spending habits; Told you that you were stupid when it comes to money; Discouraged you from working and earning money; Refused your repeated requests to meet with a financial advisor; Made you live on a strict allowance; Caused you to feel like you have no control over the family's money; Threatened that you will be penniless if you file for divorce; or Declared you will pay spousal support for the rest of your life if you leave. In this interview, Laura McGee, owner of Leave Strong Divorce Services (a California-based divorce mediation and coaching practice) and I discuss how victims of financial abuse can prepare for divorce. If you live in California and are considering divorce, visit www.TheOptionsLady.com to learn about working with a CDFA. key moments 0:00 How to Prepare for Divorce Negotiations if You are a Victim of Financial Abuse in Your Marriage 0:58 Talking About Financial Abuse 4:48 How do I get Out of this Marriage 6:17 Having that Difficult Conversation with the Spouse