Judd Allen

Starting Smart: How One Divorcee Reclaimed Financial Stability

Judd Allen

Published on: 30/10/2025

Divorce can turn even the most confident person’s financial world upside down. But with structure, support, and patience, rebuilding is absolutely possible. This is the story of “David,” a small business owner who turned post-divorce uncertainty into clarity and control. Through steady planning, smart decisions, and a willingness to ask for help, he rebuilt his financial stability - and his confidence. His journey shows that with the right guidance, you can move from surviving to thriving after divorce.

The Right Team to Assemble if You’re Thinking About Divorce

Judd Allen

Published on: 30/10/2025

Divorce is one of life’s most complex transitions - emotionally, legally, and financially. Even before the first document is filed, the decisions you make can shape your future for years to come. The truth is, you shouldn’t go through it alone. The right team of professionals - an attorney who aligns with your values, a financial advisor who understands divorce planning, and other key experts - can help you make confident, informed choices at every step. Building that support early isn’t just preparation; it’s protection.

You’re Not Alone: How to Rebuild Your Financial (and Emotional) Support System After Divorce

Judd Allen

Published on: 08/10/2025

Divorce can leave even the strongest people feeling untethered - financially, emotionally, and socially. The routines change, relationships shift, and the future can feel uncertain. In the middle of that upheaval, it’s easy to believe you have to rebuild everything alone. You don’t. The path forward becomes much clearer when you have a community - friends, professionals, and trusted advisors - helping you carry both the emotional and financial weight of this transition. Rebuilding your support system isn’t a sign of weakness; it’s one of the smartest, strongest financial decisions you can make.

Divorce, Debt, and Dignity: How to Stop Feeling Like You’re Drowning Financially

Judd Allen

Published on: 08/10/2025

Divorce can leave even the most financially capable people feeling like they’re drowning. Between divided assets, legal costs, and new living expenses, debt often becomes an unexpected - and overwhelming - part of starting over. But financial struggle after divorce doesn’t have to define you. With clarity, structure, and steady progress, you can rebuild your finances, repair your credit, and regain a sense of dignity and control.

How to Talk to Your Kids About Money—When You’re Still Figuring It Out Yourself

Judd Allen

Published on: 02/09/2025

Talking to your kids about money after divorce can feel overwhelming - especially when you’re still piecing together your own financial stability. Your income, expenses, and routines may all look different now, yet your children are still watching, listening, and asking questions. The good news is, you don’t need to have all the answers. What matters most is showing up with honesty, consistency, and calm. By turning everyday moments into teachable ones, setting boundaries you can stick to, and modeling resilience as you learn, you give your kids something more valuable than financial perfection: a foundation of security and confidence.

Divorced and Self-Employed? Here’s How to Take Control of Your Finances Again

Judd Allen

Published on: 02/09/2025

Divorce can shake both your personal and professional foundations - especially if you’re self-employed. Suddenly, you’re balancing the unpredictability of business ownership with a whole new set of financial realities: divided assets, shifting expenses, and the pressure of building stability on your own. It may feel like you’re walking a tightrope without a safety net, but you’re not powerless here. By taking a clear-eyed look at your new obligations, stabilizing your income, and putting the right systems in place, you can regain control. This season of transition can also become an opportunity to reshape your business and finances around what matters most to you now.