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Finances are a mess and a budget is nonexistent. Newly divorced and working on improving myself to be the best I can be. Just received my ADHD diagnosis this week at age 48. Relieved I’m not completely crazy but I’m whelmed with everything!!!! Missed the deadline on an IRS notice that they are attatching my paycheck because I missed a response deadline. My house is in forclosure and I need help and support. Is there anything available to adults with ADHD that can help stop either or both those situations? I need help digging myself out of this fast growing hole!

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focusme

So sorry! Sounds awful. The answer depends on your location and other factors. In my area there is a small nonprofit that does counseling and classes regarding financial matters but your situation is pretty complex. You might google financial counseling near me and see what you find. Focus on nonprofits that may have grants to help advise people in your situation. Many areas also have free tax assistance...you can likely file to make more reasonable payments on past due taxes if you can prove hardship. Good luck to you.

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dgs2018

Focusme has made some good points. I would also take a little time to breathe and stop thumping yourself. If you're in panic mode, it's impossible to make good decisions.

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CoffeeMaster

Hi! Have you resolved your challenges?

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gruehwing

Try pausing all of the problems you have. I mean that by taking a vacation. You need a trip to a beautiful place with your beloved ones to reduce your stress. Also, try spending more time with your family; it helped me when I had issues at work. There is no place like home, and if you spend your time with your children, you start understanding why you are doing all of this. Also, don't forget to look for some informative sites online; I found mcgeewm.com very useful. Don't be afraid to reach out for information, as the more you evolve yourself, the easier it is for you to solve all of your problems.

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