Divorce and Financial Protection — What You Need to Know
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Divorce and Financial Protection — What You Need to Know
Divorce requires a complete financial reset. Update beneficiaries on all accounts, remove your ex-spouse from insurance policies where appropriate, consider COBRA for health coverage, and ensure child support or alimony is protected with life insurance. A term life policy on the paying spouse ensures support continues if they pass away.
Last updated: June 2, 2026
How to protect your finances during and after divorce, including life insurance, beneficiary updates, and health coverage.
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