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Post Divorce

After the Divorce

Once you are divorced, there are often post-divorce tasks to complete. Whether you are implementing the agreements or addressing post-divorce disputes, learning the basics (and what you can do on your own) will prepare you and may save you time and money.

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Table Of Contents
Post Divorce
Module
1

Post Divorce Introduction

Learn about steps and tasks that need to be completed to implement the agreements outlined in the decree after the divorce is final.

Post Divorce
Module
2

Post Divorce Transfer of Real Estate

Learn the steps, considerations and potential challenges with transferring or handling real estate after a divorce is final.

Post Divorce
Module
3

Post Divorce Division of Retirement

Learn the procedures and legal requirements to divide each type of retirement account to facilitate a smooth transition and compliance with the divorce decree.

Post Divorce
Module
4

Post Divorce Division of Other Assets and Liabilities

Review considerations and tips for dividing assets and liabilities after divorce, like bank accounts, investment accounts and debts.

Post Divorce
Module
5

Changing Your Name After Divorce

Learn the steps to implement a name change after divorce.

Post Divorce
Module
6

Poste Divorce Disputes

Learn why these disputes occur and how they can be handled to protect your rights and manage post divorce stress effectively.

Glossary Terms
Modification (Post Divorce)
Refinance

The process of replacing an existing mortgage with a new one, typically done in divorce to remove a spouse from the loan, pay off the existing balance, and possibly extract equity for a buyout.

Warranty Deed

A legal document that guarantees the grantor has clear title to the property and the legal right to transfer it, providing assurances against any future claims or encumbrances.

Indemnification Clause

A legal provision in a divorce decree stating that the spouse retaining the home will protect ("indemnify") the other from any financial or legal harm related to the mortgage; this clause does not remove the non-retaining spouse from the loan in the eyes of the lender.

Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO)

Also known as QDRO (pronounced "quadro"), a legal order following a divorce that is required to divide ownership of a qualified retirement plan (such as a pension or 401k) to give the divorced spouse their share of the asset or pension plan.

Name Change

The legal process of changing your name after a divorce, which involves updating your name on all legal and personal documents such as your Social Security card, driver’s license, and bank accounts, often using a certified copy of the divorce decree.

Enforcement
Post-Divorce

Also known as post-decree, the phase following finalization of a divorce when the final resolutions are implemented.

Encumbrance

Legal claims, debts or liabilities, such as mortgages or liens, attached to a property that may affect its transfer or value.

Participant

An employee or former employee who has accrued benefits in a retirement plan and is entitled to receive those benefits upon retirement or another qualifying event.