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More often than not, a CDFA® is a financial planner that after going through the divorce process themselves realizes how invaluable having an unbiased, experienced and empathetic financial advisor can be. As a result, they commit to strengthen their knowledge regarding the financial intricacies of divorce by taking part in the Institute for Divorce Financial Planning’s educational curriculum and exam. You may have been married to a controlling spouse and still are at the poin

Once the word “divorce” is mentioned between spouses a new threat level has been breached. It is a spirit crushing, trust breaking term that should be avoided at all costs. It has even been said that once the word “divorce” is used, the spouse you have known is gone and their actions are no longer predictable. In my experience, I have found this to be a very accurate statement. If your relationship is on the brink, I encourage you now - no matter how much you could never imag

It’s so overwhelming, in one swoop you’ve lost your spouse, your friend group has changed, you have lost family members, your children are c

Experiencing a divorce can be one of the most disruptive events in a person's life. While attempting to preserve some stability, you might cling to certain elements of your past life, but are these truly the best choices for the future? Keeping the House: It’s where your kids grew up, it’s your safe place and you really want to keep it, but should you? You’ve been offered $100,000 of equity in your house while your ex is getting $100,000 of the money market account - seems re