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The Amicable Divorce Network : another option for low conflict divorce
By Andrew Hatherley, CDFA® Recently, I joined the Amicable Divorce Network (ADN) as a founding member for the State of Nevada. The ADN is an international network of vetted professionals committed to helping parties through the divorce process in a low conflict and efficient manner. Differing from collaborative divorce in several important ways, the organization…
Read MoreGray Divorce & Amicable Solutions with Andrew Hatherley, CDFA
Join us for this Amicable Divorce Discussion with Amicable Divorce Network member, Andrew Hatherley. Andrew is a CDFA and host of the Gray Divorce Podcast. This discussion focuses on how those divorcing over 50 will benefit from an efficient out of court process offered by Amicable Divorce Network. Andrew Hatherley is the founder and CEO…
Read MoreTracy Coenen helps you find hidden money in divorce!
Uncover your spouses’s hidden accounts and prepare financially for your new life. Even if you’ve never looked at your family’s financials before, the Divorce Money Guide empowers you to get the settlement you deserve.Tracy Coenen is a nationally recognized CPA and forensic accountant. She focuses on finding hidden money in divorce cases. Tracy’s work has…
Read MoreHow the New Jersey Judicial Crisis Opens a Pathway to Amicable Divorce
with New Jersey attorney & mediator, Kristin Lis Join us for this Amicable Divorce Discussion with New Jersey attorney and mediator, Kristin Lis. Kristin takes us inside the New Jersey judicial crisis and explains how the lack of judges being appointed has lead to a backlog statewide in family law cases. With little access to…
Read MoreAre High Conflict People Like a Hurricane?
by: Janet Price How 80 + mph High Winds are Like High Conflict People! The parallels between High Windstorms and High Conflict Personality Types I have lived in enough geographic areas to have experienced gorgeous sunny days, low-key rainy days, freak lightning storms, to dangerous sleet, snow, floods, crazy high winds over 80 miles per…
Read MoreAvoiding Financial Blunders in Divorce: How Accountants and Financial Planners Can Provide Essential Guidance
Dividing up finances is one of the most complex parts of any divorce. Retirement accounts, properties, investments, debts, and more must be split equitably. Tax implications require analysis. Budgets need reworking to fit new single-income realities. Without expertise, critical mistakes can harm both spouses’ futures. This is especially true for couples pursuing amicable, out-of-court divorces.…
Read MoreNavigating Divorce Amidst Court Delays: The Amicable Divorce Solution
In recent years, court delays have become a significant hurdle in the resolution of numerous legal matters, particularly in divorce proceedings. Long wait times for hearings and trials can extend what is already a painful and emotionally draining process for couples seeking to part ways legally. This growing issue was amplified during the COVID-19 pandemic…
Read MoreThe Pitfalls of DIY Divorces: How Legal Professionals Can Guide the Process
In recent years, there has been a growing trend towards do-it-yourself (DIY) divorces. The allure of cutting costs and simplifying a typically complex legal process has led many couples to attempt to navigate the divorce landscape on their own. Internet resources, online guides, and downloadable forms have made it seemingly easier for individuals to forgo…
Read MoreThe Power of Confidentiality: How Mediation Protects Sensitive Information in a Divorce
Divorce is often an emotionally charged and complicated process, and this is even more true when a high level of assets is at stake. Confidentiality becomes increasingly important, not only for emotional well-being but also to protect financial assets and personal reputation. In situations like this, mediation serves as a powerful tool to maintain dignity,…
Read MoreSeven Reasons Why Attorneys Choose to Work with a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst
Presented by Michael Bean, CPA, CDFA and Divorce Sense, LLC Finds the Money A Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA ) helps you gather, track and analyze all financial data, including every aspect of each type of retirement plan. A CDFA helps find hidden or “forgotten” marital assets. Crafts Property Division Scenarios A Certified Divorce Financial Analyst works with you to craft a…
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