Talking about credit scores doesn't sound like a very interesting topic and in fact, it's good if your credit score is boring. That would mean that it was at least stable.

But stable is often not what's going on in divorce and divorce is frequently the time when people are looking at their credit score for the first time or in a long time. As we start to talk about things like getting a new credit card, closing out old accounts, qualifying for a mortgage or car loan, the importance of your credit score becomes very clear.

So how does getting divorced impact your credit score? Why do many people find their scores plummeting during divorce? What can you do to protect yourself?

Joining Mandy for this Conversation About Divorce is attorney John Heath from Lexington Law. Call 1-844-422-0817 for a free credit repair consultation.

You'll find a synopsis of this Conversation at Mandy's blog: https://sincemydivorce.com/how-to-better-manage-your-credit-score-through-your-divorce