Certified Divorce Financial Analysts (CDFAs) provide financial clarity during the divorce process. Read this blog to find out more about the role of a CDFA and how they can help you find a fair and equitable financial settlement in your divorce.

Divorce is a complex journey, filled with a multitude of emotions and challenges. Among the many hurdles that arise during this process is learning to establish and maintain clear boundaries with your ex. Failing to set boundaries can give rise to various problems such as your personal well-being and personal space, remaining co-dependent on your ex, may complicate the financial situations and it can cause difficulties in co-parenting. By understanding these challenges, we can explore strategies to overcome them and foster a healthier and more empowering divorce journey.

Navigating divorce settlements requires a careful and informed approach, particularly when it comes to financial matters. In this blog explore THREE SIGNIFICANT MISTAKES that frequently arise during divorce finance settlements.

Divorce is never easy, but when it happens later in life, it comes with its own unique set of challenges. "Grey divorce," the term used to describe divorces among couples aged 50 and older, has been on the rise in recent years. While these couples may have decades of shared history, assets, and financial entanglements, they often face complex financial considerations when navigating a split. In this blog post, we will explore the phenomenon of grey divorce and the essential role of financial planning in ensuring a stable and secure future.

Divorce is a significant life transition that brings both emotional and financial challenges. As you navigate the complexities of ending a marriage, one essential aspect is to create a financial road map for life after divorce. This road map can help you regain control of your financial well-being and set the foundation for a secure future. In this blog post, we'll explore the steps to construct a post-divorce financial road map that empowers you to thrive independently.

Divorce is a complex process that involves the division of assets and liabilities acquired during a marriage. A critical aspect of this division is distinguishing between marital and separate property. Understanding the difference between these two types of property and how they are divided can greatly impact the outcome of your divorce settlement. In this blog post, we'll delve into the concept of marital vs. separate property and shed light on how they are treated in divorce proceedings.

Divorce is not just the end of a marriage; it also involves the division of assets and liabilities, including debt. Splitting debt in a divorce can be complex and emotionally charged. However, it's essential to handle this aspect of the divorce process carefully to protect your financial well-being. In this blog post, we'll discuss the basic steps to splitting debt in a divorce and the liability if debt is not retitled correctly.

Addressing financial matters in the wake of the loss of a spouse may seem daunting, but it’s an essential step towards securing your financial future. Creating a revised budget, seeking professional guidance, and managing legal and estate matters can provide the stability you need during this time. With the right support, you can navigate this journey with confidence.

Divorce is both emotional and financial. This blog post highlights five common financial pitfalls to avoid during this journey. From seeking professional guidance to planning for the future, we're here to support you in making informed choices.