After a divorce
The Post-Divorce Reset
The decree is signed. Now the real list starts.
A divorce decree does not retitle your house, split your 401(k), remove your ex from your life insurance, or separate your credit. Every one of those is a separate action with its own paperwork — and the ones people miss are the expensive ones.
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What's inside
- The QDRO explainer: why a decree alone does not divide a 401(k) or pension, and what happens if you never file one
- Beneficiary override warning — retirement accounts and life insurance ignore your will and your decree
- A full account, card, and credit separation sequence with a joint-debt tracker
- Deed and vehicle title transfer steps, including refinance-vs-assumption tradeoffs
- Name restoration walkthrough (Social Security first, then everything else)
- Health insurance transition: COBRA windows and marketplace qualifying events
- Tax filing status change and who claims which dependents
- A 12-month follow-up calendar for the items with delayed deadlines
Who it's for: Anyone whose divorce is finalized or close to it.
Pairs with the free Divorce intake
The kit gets it on paper. The free guided intake makes it specific to your state and your situation — and hands you a prioritized action plan at the end.
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This is an educational preparation kit — checklists, worksheets, and guidance. It is not a legal document and does not create one. Pre&Post is not a law firm.