This is a common concern for many of my clients, and if you’re reading this, it’s likely a concern of yours as you face the prospect of divorce in Arizona.

Divorce drags on for months, sometimes years, in Arizona. And there inevitably comes a time when the woman is just so worn down, so exasperated, so ready to move on, that she’ll simply cave and accept whatever her soon-to-be-ex is putting on the table.

Divorce is a crucial time to protect your credit score. Your financial situation could change dramatically, and those changes can make your credit score vulnerable.

Divorce is overwhelming. But you can get through it. And you can get through it more easily if you follow these four simple yet essential steps:

As a family-law attorney, you know that you shouldn’t dispense financial or tax advice; doing so would be a liability.