Clients going through a divorce rely heavily on their financial advisors at a time when their emotions are at their most heightened.

Divorce is taking a lot longer than it used to for the ultra-wealthy, and the trend seems unlikely to abate anytime soon.

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Divorcing HNW women who weren't breadwinners can have complex planning needs, Michelle Smith tells ThinkAdvisor.

The biggest obstacle to working with women in the throes of divorce is financial illiteracy—or rather, the fear of being perceived as financially illiterate.

Some women who have let their husbands deal with fiscal matters now recognize that they can no longer bury their heads in the sand.