Preparing For My Arizona Divorce
If you are thinking about divorce, the process isn’t easy and change is hard. Even if you haven’t decided yet, there are a few things you should do to put yourself in a better place should you land on the side of divorce.
Top 3 Financial Strategies for Divorce Planning
Divorce can really mess with your mind, making it difficult to keep it all together. What can you do? First of all, get real. Then plan your future.
Is It Better to Just Live Together?
The divorce rate, the number of divorces per marriages, continues to rise but the actual number of divorces each year is dropping steadily. Why is this? Because young people are not getting married.
Mediation vs. Litigation: Divorce With a Heart
When considering divorce, do you really need to litigate and let a court decide your future? Mediation is the better option and makes the divorce process respectful, efficient and prevents costly mistakes.
Surviving the Holiday’s During Divorce
Even if you decide that you are separating, you just have to make it through these last days of the year before you can get serious about your divorce.
How to Handle the Holidays with Your Co-Parent
With mutual cooperation, you can be grateful for having a reasonable co-parent during the holidays. Working together during this time takes some planning and compassion.
Let’s Get Started
Let us help you have a smarter divorce, no need to waste thousands in a court battle. We will contact you to set up your Smarter Divorce Strategy Session.
In Your Strategy Session We’ll:
- Explore your divorce options and get clear on the right solution for your situation
- Review your financial situation and explore creative settlement possibilities
- Map out a plan for transitioning to the next phase of your life
- Identify your biggest fears and decide the best way to address them
- Connect you with any other resources you’ll need in your process
Only 10 sessions available each month! Schedule today to ensure availability!
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Smarter Divorce Solutions
Certified Divorce Financial Analysts (CDFA®) who keep the cost of divorce low, while being committed to a kinder, gentler divorce process for all involved.
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