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Debbie Does Divorce: Workplace Attorney Robin Bond
Posted by FWW on Mon, 06/18/2007 - 10:55am
Employers know that divorced women are a great catch because driven by fear and a need for stability, they'll often work a lot harder and for less money.
But don’t put yourself on sale! Debbie chats with workplace attorney Robin Bond who shares strategies on how you can increase your value at work. As Debbie says, “You need money honey!” Uh-huh.
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I congratulate Debbie on pointing out how vulnerable women may be in areas of finance in preparing for and achieving a maximum outcome in divorce. There are financial experts called certified divorce financial planners who assist clients and legal professionals specifically in divorce. Divorce is about two things: children and money; hire a financial expert for your one shot at property settlement and for the confidence to move past divorce. As President of the Association of Divorce Financial Planners, I ask you to search these websites: divorceandfinance.com & Institutedfa.com to find such an expert.
rings true
I am such a pushover. I have never been strong enough to state my value. I am wimp. I know I have to get over it if I want to move up the ever growing corporate ladder === L
Women Beware
Finally, sound advice.............Word hard but demand respect
I love it
Robin's segment
Robin was great to listen to....and to watch. Her advice and obvious experience was very helpful.
I would like to hear more from her. Maybe she can be a regular?
Robin Bond is great
Robin was great. I loved her advice and so well spoken. I hope you have her back. Giid Luck!!!
Robin Bond
Debbie,
What great advice...! As women, we really need to think in terms of VALUE added to an organization and not put ourselves on sale...I like Robin's sensibility. Good show.