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Are you recently separated or divorced and find yourself trying to get by on one income?

 

Posted on Friday, June 30, 2006

Does This Example Sound Like You?

You are making decent money, but you and your kids were used to being a two income family. Your child support payments don't seem to help much, especially when your ex doesn't pay you on time, if at all. On top of all of this, there all bills your ex said would be taken care of, but haven't. What can you possibly do?

What Can You Do?

The hardest part about becoming a one income family is that most or your expenses stay the same. You still have to pay rent, groceries aren't much cheaper, and the utility bills are the same. You may be able to work out your problems with a consumer proposal and some financial counselling. If you would like some advice from a professional to find out you're your options are, click here for more information.





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