Divorcing and Worried About the Money? Start Here.

9/22/26

Divorce requires you to make financial decisions at a time when you may feel least prepared to make them. The house, retirement accounts, debt, support and taxes can all affect what your life looks like long after the divorce is final.

In this video, I explain how a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst helps you understand the numbers, compare settlement options and identify questions that should be answered before you agree to anything. An agreement may look equal on paper but have very different long-term consequences for each person.

You do not need to become a financial expert overnight. You do need to understand what you are agreeing to—and whether it will work for your life after divorce.

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