Do you need financial help with your divorce?

What is a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst? (CDFA®)

A CDFA ® is a professional who specializes in helping individuals navigate the financial aspects of divorce. Below are several ways we can help as a CDFA ®!

Financial Analysis: we analyze the financial information of both spouses, including assets, debts, income, expenses, and investments, to provide a comprehensive financial overview.
Asset Division: we assist in the equitable division of assets and liabilities, considering tax implications, liquidity, and long-term financial impact.
Alimony and Child Support: we can help calculate appropriate alimony and child support payments based on the financial circumstances of both parties.
Retirement Planning: we assess the impact of divorce on retirement savings and develop strategies for managing retirement assets effectively.
Real Estate Decisions: we evaluate the financial consequences of selling or keeping the family home and provide insights to make informed decisions.
Financial Projections: we create financial projections and scenarios to help clients understand the potential outcomes of various settlement options.
Budgeting and Cash Flow Analysis: we assist clients in developing post-divorce budgets to ensure financial stability and sustainability.
Expert Witness Testimony: In some cases, we may serve as expert witnesses in court, providing financial testimony to support their clients' positions.

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