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Divorce takes a major emotional toll. It also usually brings a serious financial burden as well. Couples that have combined resources and bank accounts now have to fairly divide up assets and face the reality of going it alone again. There are also lawyer’s fees, child support and other considerations. Native couples also might face residency restrictions on tribal land once they’re no longer married. We’ll find out about ways Native couples can face the realities of divorce without making a difficult process harder.
Guests:
Sheila Herrera
Title: executive director of Tiwa Lending Services
Felecia Freeman (Citizen Potawatomi tribal member) – credit coach for the Oklahoma Native Assets Coalition, Inc.
Miranda Lente (Isleta Pueblo) – loan officer for Tiwa Lending Services
Break 1 music: Alone (song) Ailani (artist) Heartbroken Bones (album)
Break 2 Music: Electric Pow Wow Drum (song) The Halluci Nation (artist) A Tribe Called Red (album)