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by Renee W. Senes Cdfa (Author)
Although the hair on your head may or may not be grey (and only your hairdresser knows for sure), if you are over the age of 60 and divorcing after a long-term marriage, you are part of a phenomenon called "The Greying of Divorce." A grey divorce raises a number of challenging questions that are unique to aging and can be further compounded if one party is more than five years older or younger than the other. While there are usually no minor children to be concerned about - which makes it somewhat easier - finances are entangled after a lifetime together - which makes it harder. Add in the fact that there is also limited or no time to financially recoup what you are giving up - your working years are over - and a grey divorce can be terrifying. This book will address the unique challenges facing divorcing people over 60 years old. You will feel empowered to face your divorce- and your new life after- with confidence.
