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All of the pieces that were acquired during marriage will now be split up. There is concern that you are getting your fair share so you are able to move forward financially and not struggle. Now more than ever the decisions that you will make need to be right ones. These decisions will impact the lifestyle of your children and yourself. Working with a Certified Divorce Analyst will help you analyze the short term and long term effect of these financial decisions. Where ever you may be in the divorce planning process from thinking about filing to starting the process or the final decree, Ron and his team of experts are here to help. They will create a plan that will provide you the highest probability of success of financial freedom.
A CDFA is different than a financial planner, financial advisor, CPA or accountant. A Certified Divorce Planner is equipped and certified with all of the specialized tools for the divorce process, including divorce financial planning and asset protection strategies. As the second member of your team, your divorce financial planner will work hand in hand with your attorney to take care of the imperative financial implications of your divorce. These tasks can include preparing financial affidavits and projecting the financial implications of proposed settlements in the short term and long term.
When meeting with individuals who are contemplating going through a divorce it is important to discuss the potential team members that will soon enter the process as the divorce goes in motion. Aside from attorneys, another member of their team that I will discuss utilizing is a mediator.
Using a mediator, it is a smart alternative to litigation for BOTH parties. It will be less time consuming, less stressful, and at a reduced cost to both parties. As a neutral third party, a divorce mediator facilitates a comprehensive and amicable approach to your divorce. The mediator does not represent or advise either party. Mediation allows separating and divorcing couples to take control of planning their own lives and make good decisions about their future. Both voices are heard as each party crafts an agreement that works best for them and their family. The decision making process learned in mediation can serve as a model for future communications among the spouses.
A divorce mediator guides both parties to help identify and discuss the issues at hand. Options and potential solutions are presented by the mediator to the issues at hand and are then opened up to negotiations to each party. The open dialogue will result in decisions that are satisfactory to both individuals. Upon the conclusion of the sessions, an agreement will be drafted. This agreement will outline all mutually agreed upon topics. The agreement will then be submitted to the Court for approval, and once approved it is now a legally binding agreement.
Divorce Mediation Services of Buffalo, LLC is a separate third party and not affiliated with any other companies mentioned on this website.
Divorce Mediation Services of Buffalo LLC. Is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or counsel. Each party has been encouraged to be fully advised by their respective counsel regarding the legal, financial, and practical effect of any agreement entered into.
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