As a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst™, I can provide you with the insight you need to make good financial decisions during your divorce and I can help you improve the quality of your financial settlement.
If you and your spouse have decided to move forward with the divorce process, it is critical that you take your finances into account.
Even if the termination of your marriage is a mutual decision, if you or your spouse make drastically different amounts of income, have children, own multiple properties or retirement assets, there is plenty of room for arguments or disagreements to arise.
I am trained to work with you as part of a team in litigation, collaboration or as a private financial mediator. Whether you’re currently going through a divorce or have finalized all documentation I can:
Explain financial aspects of your decisions:
Do you share a joint property with your spouse? How much debt have you accumulated throughout the course of your marriage? Do you have retirement assets? What is the tax impact? All of these aspects of your financial life must be considered in order to know how to split up assets and move forward. I can help you navigate these choppy waters.
Debunk common myths and misconceptions:
Oftentimes I encounter clients who are convinced that even after a divorce, they will be able to attain a maximum settlement and continue to live their life comfortably. Unfortunately, this isn’t always the case. You may have to re-enter the workforce, sell a property or make other tough decisions. As a financial divorce analyst I can help ensure a good, stable economic future in realistic terms.
Assist you with all necessary documentation:
Has the divorce process left you with piles and piles of paperwork at home? You aren’t alone! I can assist you with gathering financial information and can also assist you with the preparation of Financial Affidavits (long or short form), or other Court Documents and Budgets.
I am here to help you achieve a financial settlement that meets your needs and your future.
Call or email me today to learn more! (508) 816-9487 or [email protected]
If you and your spouse have decided to move forward with the divorce process, it is critical that you take your finances into account.
Even if the termination of your marriage is a mutual decision, if you or your spouse make drastically different amounts of income, have children, own multiple properties or retirement assets, there is plenty of room for arguments or disagreements to arise.
I am trained to work with you as part of a team in litigation, collaboration or as a private financial mediator. Whether you’re currently going through a divorce or have finalized all documentation I can:
Explain financial aspects of your decisions:
Do you share a joint property with your spouse? How much debt have you accumulated throughout the course of your marriage? Do you have retirement assets? What is the tax impact? All of these aspects of your financial life must be considered in order to know how to split up assets and move forward. I can help you navigate these choppy waters.
Debunk common myths and misconceptions:
Oftentimes I encounter clients who are convinced that even after a divorce, they will be able to attain a maximum settlement and continue to live their life comfortably. Unfortunately, this isn’t always the case. You may have to re-enter the workforce, sell a property or make other tough decisions. As a financial divorce analyst I can help ensure a good, stable economic future in realistic terms.
Assist you with all necessary documentation:
Has the divorce process left you with piles and piles of paperwork at home? You aren’t alone! I can assist you with gathering financial information and can also assist you with the preparation of Financial Affidavits (long or short form), or other Court Documents and Budgets.
I am here to help you achieve a financial settlement that meets your needs and your future.
Call or email me today to learn more! (508) 816-9487 or [email protected]
