Choosing an attorney is an important decision, but depending upon your situation that may not need to be your first step. Gaining some insight into your particular case, there may be other ways to approach your divorce that can result in the outcome you want and stand to save you a good deal of money. If retaining an attorney is the right next step, we have worked with a lot of attorneys and could refer you to a few that we believe would be a good fit for you.

The decision to divorce is significant and often filled with complicated questions. Local laws that guide asset division and support awards can feel overwhelming, especially when you are trying to understand how they apply to your life. We help you make sense of the financial side so you can move forward with clarity and confidence, whatever path you choose.

This is one of the most common questions we receive. We run clear cash flow projections that help you see whether the home is sustainable or would become a financial strain. With the right numbers, you can make a confident decision that supports your long term stability.

We support amicable and cooperative approaches. A neutral financial expert can reduce tension, lower costs, and help both spouses work from the same set of facts. This often leads to smoother negotiations and fairer outcomes.

Support payments can have a major influence on your monthly cash flow and long term stability. We help you understand what different support amounts would mean for your real life budget, taxes, and future goals. With clear projections, you can plan confidently and make decisions that support your financial well being both now and in the years ahead.

Whether you are just considering divorce or are already in the process, our experts can lend clarity to the financial aspects of your case.

Many financial decisions made during divorce are permanent, which is why clarity on the front end matters. We help you understand the long term impact of each option before you agree to anything. This gives you the confidence to move forward without fear of missing something important.

Absolutely. Many of our clients were not the primary financial manager in the relationship. We help you organize your documents, understand your income and expenses, and get clarity on your overall financial picture. You will never be judged for what you do or do not know.

No. Even straightforward divorces involve decisions that can affect your finances for years to come. We help you understand your options, avoid costly oversights, and make sure your agreement is sustainable.

Yes. When it makes sense for your case, we join your mediation team to update numbers in real time, provide financial clarity, and help you understand the impact of any proposal before you agree to it.

Yes. Collaboration creates better outcomes for you. We coordinate with attorneys, mediators, therapists, CPAs, and mortgage professionals so you have a clear, unified strategy instead of scattered advice from different directions.