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For Divorcing Couples

Providing trusted financial analysis & planning – before, during, and after divorce

Planning is an essential part of the divorce process. Support is provided through all stages of your divorce.

STAGE I: Pre Divorce

  • Compile, organize and value assets (marital and separate)
  • Analyze liabilities
  • Prepare statements of net worth
  • Perform lifestyle analysis
  • Establish realistic budgets
  • Determine immediate needs

Download checklist for information & documents needed

STAGE II: Divorce settlement preparation and long-term planning

  • Discuss and prioritize goals
  • Estimate future earnings potential
  • Anticipate future expenses (obligations)
  • Project retirement needs
  • Determine insurance needs

STAGE III: Divorce settlement analysis and negotiation

Evaluate financial and tax implications of a proposed division of assets

  • Compare after-tax asset sales
  • Estimate maintenance needs and ability to pay
  • Analyze long-term cash flow and net worth
  • Compare and evaluate settlement scenarios
  • Determine maintenance/child support trade-offs
  • Suggest alternative settlement proposals if necessary
  • Project long-term effects of financial settlement alternatives
  • List pros and cons of various settlement options
  • Before and after-tax analysis of property settlement (transfer and/or sale)
  • Create personalized reports that illustrate current and future financial status

STAGE IV: Post Divorce

  • Oversee the transfer and liquidation of assets
  • Determine tax obligation pertaining to the sale of assets
  • Discuss and prioritize financial goals
  • Establish a new budget and post-divorce financial plan
  • List and review changes to make after a settlement is final (click here for more information)
  • Recommend allied professionals
  • Monitor implementation and results of a new financial plan
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Lisa Gresham, CDFA®

“Realizing a successful divorce involves being educated about your options and realistic about your expectations.”

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Focus on the future… not the past.

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