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January 25, 2012

Who Pays for College Tuition?

Tis the season for high school seniors to start receiving college acceptance letters, and for most families, that means it’s also a season of distinctly conflicting emotions.

On the one hand, it’s thrilling to learn that your child has been accepted to college.

On the other hand, though, it’s only natural to wonder, “How am I going to pay those tuition bills?”

For parents going through divorce, the questions are even more complicated and emotionally charged. After all, for divorcing parents, it’s not just a matter of “how,” but also “who” is going to pay for college tuition.

via Who Pays for College Tuition? Top Factors for Divorcing Women to Consider – Forbes.

posted to Divorce,Mediation,Parenting,Paternity @ 11:58 am

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