Get a detailed breakdown of the legal process, from filing to final decree when you join us for the next Divorce Options Workshop on March 1. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.
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By Karen Kaseno, CPA / ABV The following 10 things can make your divorce less expensive! 1. Provide documents to your attorney or forensic accountant/valuator when asked in a complete and organized manner. Piecemeal productions will be more time-consuming and more expensive. Do your best to gather a complete set…
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The holiday season brings reflection, and you might be considering whether to start your divorce journey especially in the very beginning. This timing decision is deeply personal, but understanding your options can help you make the best choice for you and your family. Before having the conversation with your spouse,…
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Join us on February 1 for the next Divorce Options Workshop to learn strategies for coping with the emotional challenges of divorce and how to find support. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.
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By Shawn Weber, CLS-F Read Part 1 and Part 2 Real-Life Scenario: How Collaborative Financial Disclosure Works Consider a hypothetical couple: John and Jane. John manages most of the family’s finances. Jane has a rough idea of their budget but isn’t fully aware of all investments and accounts. As they…
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Understanding your complete financial picture can feel overwhelming when you are going through a divorce. This is where a forensic accountant becomes your valuable ally, especially in a collaborative divorce process. Their expertise can help you and your spouse work together to reach fair financial solutions without the stress and…
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A new year is here and you are thinking about a divorce. Is it the right move? Should you file? Get tips and more when you join us for the next Divorce Options(R) Workshop on January 4. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.
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By Shawn Weber, CLS-F Read Part 1 HERE Structured Information Gathering and Disclosure Protocols Collaborative Practice doesn’t just rely on people willingly sharing financial data to ensure financial transparency. (People tend to share more in Collaborative Practice than in traditional litigation.) Instead, the Collaborative team will insist on structured protocols…
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By Shawn Weber, CLS-F Introduction Divorce is inherently challenging—especially when finances are involved. Questions about money often spark the most anxiety as they cut to the core of people’s futures. Collaborative Practice (also known as Collaborative Divorce) can be a great option if you don’t quite trust your spouse to…
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How you approach your divorce separation can significantly affect your financial stability and overall well-being. Collaborative Divorce offers a compassionate alternative that protects you and your partner’s financial interests. Joint accounts require careful management during divorce proceedings. Work collaboratively to close shared accounts and establish individual financial accounts under your…
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