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Jo Ellens divorce was final yesterday afternoon. Based on research, she and her two children can expect which of the following in terms of their financial well-being? A : An increase in financial stability based on child support B : A decrease in household income followed by a sharp increase C : A decrease in household income D : An increase in financial well-being
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