KAR Managing Director Spuds Powell shares his perspective on the financial complexities that often follow gray divorce, including retirement assets, estate planning considerations, and the impact on future inheritance. He notes that when communication breaks down between former spouses, uncertainty around wealth transfer and family legacy planning can create additional challenges for both parents and their children.
Read the full article for additional insights on gray divorce and its implications for retirement, estate, and inheritance planning.
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