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Divorcing in 2024? You’ll want to prepare financially. One of the best ways to do that is to work with a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst. CDFAs specialize in divorce finances and see the divorce process through a financial lens (much more so than an attorney would). CDFAs work with your attorney, not in place of them. CDFAs are equipped to handle the complexities of asset division, tax implications, and post-divorce financial planning. Most importantly, CDFAs can help ensure you and your spouse reach a fair and equitable financial settlement. Allegiant Wealth Strategies has two CDFAs available to guide you financially through your divorce journey. You can schedule a free, no-strings-attached consultation with Mark Yatros or Carissa Hagen at https://rb.gy/5hhnbb. #DivorceFinance #DivorceMoney #FinancialAdvisor #WealthAdvisor

A Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) specializes in the financial side of divorce. Here is a guide on how they can help individuals manage the financial challenges of divorce for long-term stability. https://lnkd.in/gkh3dDs9

Part of being an advisor is helping clients through difficult life transitions like Divorce. This short article from Vanguard is a good tip sheet, but if you are facing this situation, it's worth seeking professional advice. We are here to help.

Going through divorce? Don’t make this costly mistake! The first step in divorce is discovery of assets and liabilities in the marital estate. Most people go through this process paying two attorneys to gather this data. This is a very costly process that can be eliminated by using a financial advisor. This process I call divorce financial planning and can be done for a flat fee vs. paying two attorneys at their hourly rate. This is a more cost efficient and time efficient way to understand what is in the marital estate that needs to be divided. If you have questions, DM me. —Amy.

According to the Office of National Statistics, there were 80,057 divorces granted in England and Wales in 2022. Old Mill Financial Planner Tim Blowers specialises in Financial Planning on Divorce. His new article is great starting point for someone thinking about or going through the divorce process. https://lnkd.in/gemfRAx5 #Divorce #FinancialPlanning #WealthManagement

Ever wondered about the role of a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) in divorce proceedings? This snippet from Financially Ever After sheds light on their crucial function. Beyond just presenting financial information, a CDFA plays a pivotal role in calling out misconceptions and ensuring equitable distribution of assets. They're not just there to go through the motions but to advocate for fairness. In the midst of divorce negotiations, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and uncertain about your rights. That's where a CDFA steps in, providing clarity on marital assets and guiding both parties toward a resolution that satisfies everyone involved. Watch the full episode on YouTube to learn more about the invaluable role of a CDFA in divorce: https://loom.ly/qmRXBRI #FinanciallyEverAfter #DivorceFinance #CDFAInsights

In this episode of Inside Divorce, I speak with Nikki Tucker, who is a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, about moving toward financial security during and following a divorce. We also discuss prenups and how they can present an opportunity to gain peace of mind and to have the necessary hard conversations about finances prior to marriage (and not only for those with a high net worth). https://lnkd.in/e3vHPrsJ

Quick Guide to Financial Discovery in Divorce https://a.co/d/2gavyzy

Sterling de Zuk: Empowering You: Divorce That Protects Your Financial Future Sterling de Zuk is an entrepreneurial, niche provider of divorce & financial settlement services to the consumer. We are technology driven and highly efficient so that we can provide class leading divorce solutions to the general public and pass on the costs savings to our clients. We, therefore, provide a divorce and financial settlement service which is: * faster * Lower priced & * Less stressful than our competitors. We want to break the mould of expensive divorce which often adds to a clients' problems and makes the process of divorce and financial settlement a terrible experience for all involved, save for the lawyers. #stopripoffdivorcelawyers

Going through a divorce is tough, and sometimes, the truth gets twisted. Here are 4 common lies husbands might tell during a divorce: 1/ "I Have No Money" They might claim they're broke to avoid fair financial settlements.  Always check the financial records carefully. 2/ "I Don't Have Any Assets" Some might try to hide assets or claim they don't own certain properties.  Get a thorough asset investigation done. 3/ "I'm Not Seeing Anyone Else" They might deny any new relationships to avoid complications in custody or alimony discussions.  It's important to get the full picture. 4/ "I'll Pay You Back Later" Promises of future payments can be a stalling tactic.  Ensure financial agreements are clear and legally binding. Dealing with a divorce can be complicated. Always seek professional advice to ensure your rights and interests are protected. What other common lies have you heard in divorce cases? Share your thoughts in the comments! #divorceadvice #knowyourrights #protectyourself #legaladvice