Book details

  • Genre:family & relationships
  • Sub-genre:Divorce & Separation
  • Language:English
  • Series Title:Stearns Financial Group Field Guide Series
  • Series Number:1
  • Pages:108
  • Paperback ISBN:9780998445106

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Gray Divorce, Silver Linings

A Woman's Guide to Divorce After 50

By Haleh Moddasser

Overview

Filled with the stories of women who have come out on the other side, Gray Divorce, Silver Linings is a step-by-step guide for those wishing to avoid the many pitfalls of gray divorce, while securing their financial futures and, ultimately, reinventing themselves. 

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Description

Filled with the stories of women who have come out on the other side, Gray Divorce, Silver Linings is a step-by-step guide for those wishing to avoid the many pitfalls of gray divorce, while securing their financial futures and, ultimately, reinventing themselves. In this book, you will learn how to:

  • Select the divorce process that best suits your needs
  • Build a divorce team who works exclusively for you
  • Determine the size of your marital estate
  • Negotiate an appropriate settlement
  • Plan your financial future
  • Understand investing and invest with confidence
  • Move beyond your divorce

Gray Divorce, Silver Linings: A Woman's Guide to Divorce After 50 is the first in the Stearns Field Guide Series. The series, produced by Stearns Financial Group, a financial advisory firm, features financial topics relevant to today's investor. Fourth Quarter Fumbles by Dennis Stearns, the second book in the series, will be available in 2017.

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About The Author

Haleh Moddasser, CPA, is a Senior Vice President and Partner at Stearns Financial Group, a fee-only investment management firm with offices in Chapel Hill and Greensbcro, NC. Haleh has extensive experience in the area of women and finance, helping women navigate divorce with the goal of achieving financial security. She has published widely on the topic of women and financial independence and has been interviewed by national media such as the Financial Times and UNC-TV, a public television network.
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