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More couples are divorcing later in life, a trend known as gray divorce, and those decisions can have a lasting impact on retirement, estate plans, and what ultimately gets passed on to the next generation.
In this Business Insider article, later republished by Moneywise and syndicated by national outlets including Yahoo Finance, AOL, and MSN, Frank Perrone, Co-Chair of Tarter Krinksy & Drogin’s Matrimonial Practice, explains why gray divorce often means rethinking retirement accounts, beneficiary designations, trusts, and other key pieces of a long-term financial plan.
Read the full article for Frank's insights on the impacts and significance of gray divorce.