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4. Before You Call a Divorce Attorney, Call a CDFA®
If you’re separated or contemplating separation, now is a good time to call a CDFA®. Yes, even before you call a divorce attorney, I recommend calling a CDFA® like me first. In this episode, I share why having a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® on your team first so you can understand the nuances of your financial situation, and so we can start putting together a strategy to get what you want in your divorce if that’s the path you choose.
Resources mentioned:
Listen to Episode 2: What Do You Actually Want?
Some key takeaways from this episode include:
A divorce attorney will start explaining the law and a legal strategy to you immediately, but they aren’t financial experts. By speaking with a CDFA® first, you’ll save money and get the ball rolling on a financial strategy to get what you want in your divorce.
If you’ve already locked down a divorce attorney, it’s not too late to call a CDFA®. No matter in which order you hire your divorce team, your CDFA® will help you get clear on your financial situation and find a resolution you’re happy with.
When an attorney tells you that you don’t need a CDFA®, especially if you’re a high income individual, it’s a red flag. The more complex your financial situation is, the more important it becomes to have a CDFA® on your team.
Marriage is about love, but divorce is about money. The Divorce & Money Podcast, hosted by Gabriella E. Martinelli, CDFA®, CDS®, is all about how to navigate your separation and divorce so you can set yourself up for a strong financial future. Gabriella is the Founder at Ever After Wealth®, a divorce financial strategy firm.
Connect with Gabriella & Ever After Wealth:
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By Ever After Wealth®If you’re separated or contemplating separation, now is a good time to call a CDFA®. Yes, even before you call a divorce attorney, I recommend calling a CDFA® like me first. In this episode, I share why having a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® on your team first so you can understand the nuances of your financial situation, and so we can start putting together a strategy to get what you want in your divorce if that’s the path you choose.
Resources mentioned:
Listen to Episode 2: What Do You Actually Want?
Some key takeaways from this episode include:
A divorce attorney will start explaining the law and a legal strategy to you immediately, but they aren’t financial experts. By speaking with a CDFA® first, you’ll save money and get the ball rolling on a financial strategy to get what you want in your divorce.
If you’ve already locked down a divorce attorney, it’s not too late to call a CDFA®. No matter in which order you hire your divorce team, your CDFA® will help you get clear on your financial situation and find a resolution you’re happy with.
When an attorney tells you that you don’t need a CDFA®, especially if you’re a high income individual, it’s a red flag. The more complex your financial situation is, the more important it becomes to have a CDFA® on your team.
Marriage is about love, but divorce is about money. The Divorce & Money Podcast, hosted by Gabriella E. Martinelli, CDFA®, CDS®, is all about how to navigate your separation and divorce so you can set yourself up for a strong financial future. Gabriella is the Founder at Ever After Wealth®, a divorce financial strategy firm.
Connect with Gabriella & Ever After Wealth:
Website
Instagram
LinkedIn
YouTube
Facebook