Soon To Be Single? Six Issues Women Should Consider During Your Divorce

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It is hard enough going through a divorce without having to think about finances and financial planning. Tricia Mulcare works closely with suddenly single women to help them understand what needs to be considered during a divorce and how to stay on track.

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Tricia Mulcare, CFP®, CPA, PFS

Senior Wealth Advisor, Shareholder

Tricia joined HB Wealth in 2003 after spending four years with Ernst & Young. While at E&Y, in addition to becoming a CPA, Tricia led teams within the federal tax consulting group to determine research and development tax credits for major corporations throughout the Southeast. Originally from New Jersey, Tricia earned the Girl Scout Gold Award (equivalent to the Eagle Scout) before attending Indiana University. While in Bloomington, in addition to earning her bachelor’s and master’s degree in accounting, she became an avid college basketball fan.

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