When a person gets divorced, many aspects of their lives change. Divorcees should consult their insurance agent while beginning arranging their divorce to address the following concerns:

1. Many people who get a divorce are separated before they are officially divorced.

2. How will joint custody of a teenager affect each parent’s insurance policy?

3. When a person gets a divorce, auto insurance discounts such as multi-car discounts often no longer apply.

4. How will it affect rates if the driver moves from being a secondary to a primary driver on a vehicle?

5. How soon after the divorce do the individuals need to separate their policy?

6. What will the insurance premiums be, depending on who gets what vehicle?

7. What effect will the ex-spouse's credit have on the divorcee’s premiums?

8. Are there any local insurance divorce laws that affect car insurance?

9. Should the divorcee shop around for a new auto insurance company or just stay with the same company?

10. Can a spouse drop coverage on their ex-spouse after the divorce without notifying the ex-spouse?