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Living with the Economics of Estrangement

Fri, Nov 27

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Virtual Event

Estrangement doesn't only change who shows up at the holidays. It changes your balance sheet. Losing family can mean losing a safety net: a place to land, help with childcare, a co-signer, a financial backstop, even an emergency contact.

Living with the Economics of Estrangement
Living with the Economics of Estrangement

Time & Location

Nov 27, 2026, 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM EST

Virtual Event

About the event



Estrangement doesn't only change who shows up at the holidays. It changes your balance sheet. Losing family can mean losing a safety net: a place to land, help with childcare, a co-signer, a financial backstop, even an emergency contact.


In this 45-minute talk, followed by 15 minutes of Q&A, we'll look at the real economic costs our community reported in the Community Needs Survey, then get practical about budgeting, building your own backstop, and protecting yourself on paper.


What we'll cover

• What our community told us: housing, work, health, and the cost of going it alone


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Disclaimer

Together Estranged (TE) is an entirely volunteer-led organization that provides peer-led support groups and events intended for community connection and mutual support. These gatherings are not a substitute for therapy or professional care, and no medical, legal, or professional advice is provided. Participation is voluntary, and attendees are encouraged to share only what they feel comfortable disclosing. While we ask all participants to respect confidentiality, privacy cannot be guaranteed. Views expressed are personal and do not necessarily reflect those of TE.

Together Estranged (TE) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports and empowers estranged adult children. 

EIN: 86-2067639

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