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Alimony doesn’t last forever, and the biggest mistake after divorce is not preparing for when it ends. In this clip, Michelle Dempsey-Multack and Sylvia Guinan explain how to plan ahead, create stability, and reduce stress by building a strategy before the checks stop.

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Divorce changes everything, especially your relationship with money. But what if rebuilding your financial life wasn’t about restriction, but redefinition?

In this episode, Michelle Dempsey-Multack and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst Sylvia Guinan share how to create stability, confidence, and calm around your finances after separation.



What You’ll Learn:

How to build a realistic post-divorce budget that supports your lifestyle and peace of mind

Why self-care is a financial priority, not a luxury

How to talk to your children about money without guilt or fear

The most common financial mistakes newly divorced women make, and how to avoid them

How to shift from scarcity to security with a healthy money mindset



Guest Bio
Sylvia Guinan is a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) at Wells Fargo Advisors, specializing in post-divorce financial planning. She helps women transition from uncertainty to empowerment through practical budgeting, investment education, and financial confidence strategies.

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Link to Transcript: https://transcripts/moving-on-method-ep268-divorce-financial-recovery-and-budgeting