Do I Really Need a Divorce Attorney?
When people begin the divorce process, one of the first financial questions is often, “How can I keep the cost of divorce as low as possible?”
When people begin the divorce process, one of the first financial questions is often, “How can I keep the cost of divorce as low as possible?”
When most people think about dividing investments in divorce, they focus on the dollar amount sitting in an account. That number, the one on the brokerage statement, feels like the bottom line figure...
One of the questions I often encounter when working with clients going through a divorce and seeking creative solutions is how to handle bonus income in spousal support calculations. Bonus income can...
One of the most common questions I hear from clients in the early stages of divorce is: “Should I move out now?”.
We’ve all heard about prenups and often in the context of celebrities or high-net-worth individuals trying to protect their fortunes. Postnups deserve attention too, and these agreements can provide...
One of the questions I hear as a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) is, “Should I move out before filing for divorce?” It’s an understandable concern as tensions at home may be high, and you...
As a financial professional who often works with clients navigating the financial complexities of divorce, I’m always looking for ways to help families manage the process more effectively. One...
Divorce can often feel like a journey through the unknown, and for many people. It’s a time of heightened tension and emotional strain. This is especially true around the holidays and post-holidays...
Going through a divorce is emotionally taxing on its own, but when the holidays are added to the mix, the challenges intensify. The season that's meant for celebration can quickly become...
Although you likely hear about the dramatic divorce cases that end up in court, the reality is that only around 5% of divorce cases go to court and settle with a judge. Depending upon the complexity...