Five Things You Should Know When Planning for Divorce

Divorces are often deeply emotional periods for a person.  Typically, they are complicated and challenging and can easily leave a person feeling overwhelmed. We find that it is important for divorcees to separate their financial well-being from the relationship that is ending.

Our team of financial advisors, including a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA), has a lot of experience helping individuals through this challenging transition. As experienced advisors, we provide expert guidance to help you build a financial plan to avoid financial pitfalls. We can help you organize many of the tedious financial tasks and details so you have a foundation for good decision-making at this difficult time.

To help you begin thinking about your future we’ve developed a couple of resources:

Once you are ready, we are here for you. Our team is available for complimentary consultations where we can discuss your situation and suggest some recommended next steps. One of our specialties is coordinating with your other professionals — family law attorneys, accountants, and divorce mediators to name a few.

No one can make this easy, but we can help you make good decisions and access the resources you need. Through every stage of the divorce process, whether you are just planning to file or are at the end of the legal process, we’ll work with you and your other trusted professionals to protect your interests and empower you to take control over your financial future.

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