Category: CDFA
An attorney is an expert in divorce law, but does not necessarily have solutions for financial details when ending your marriage and why consulting a CDFA® at the beginning of the process is so important.
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A mediator’s job is not to judge who is right or wrong. Their job is to make sure the final settlement of your divorce takes care of you and your needs.
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You can’t go through divorce alone and with the many resources available to help you, you can survive and thrive.
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A CDFA® can help bring greater understanding to your situation and assist you in making smart choices throughout the divorce process.
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You’ve made the decision to divorce, but have no idea how to proceed. Where do you start?
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Tips to survive a global pandemic for parents who are divorced/separated and sharing custody of children.
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The emotional devastation of divorce, even when there is no romantic infidelity, can distract us from noticing another potentially devastating type of infidelity that can show itself in various ways.
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When you are under all this stress and your life has been turned upside down and you barely recognize yourself, you’re living in divorce limbo.
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“I’ll get my day in court!” We’ve all heard someone say this. Guess what…You really don’t want your day in court!
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Most couples going through divorce know when some level of Spousal Support/Maintenance aka Alimony is needed, but have no idea how much or for how long. Most attorneys will go by your budget numbers, which in my experience are almost never accurate.
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