Divorcing After 50? The 7 Financial Steps You Need To Take First

The Jon Sanchez Show · Sep 1, 2026 · 31m · transcript

There's a type of retirement risk we don't talk about very often.

It's not a stock-market crash.

It's not inflation.

It's not running out of money.

It's divorce.

More specifically—divorce later in life.

There's even a name for it now: gray divorce, generally referring to couples divorcing after age 50.

And financially, divorcing at 55, 60 or 65 is very different from divorcing at 30.

At 30, you may have another three decades to rebuild.

At 60?

Retirement might be five years away.

Or you may already be retired.

Suddenly, one household becomes two.

One retirement portfolio becomes two.

One…