Divorce always has a financial component. In some cases, financial issues require advice from an expert. The Amicable Divorce Process includes the option of receiving financial advice regarding, for example, the value and summary of assets and debts, forensic services, tax advice, business valuations, income analyses, and financial planning.
Divorcing spouses can elect to utilize the services of a financial neutral, meaning an expert who provides advice to both parties simultaneously, or to receive confidential advice that is only shared with one spouse and her or his counsel.
Amicable Divorce Network financial experts, many whom are specialists, are capable of handling even the most complicated financial issues, such as determining premarital or other separate property, retirement account analysis, cash flow predictions, and business valuations.
You can find financial advice in the "Financial" category of our directory.
Financial Advice topics covered in "Divorce Amicably: The Book"
- Chapter 1: The Amicable Divorce Mindset
- Chapter 5: The Cost of Divorce Isn’t Just Financial
- Chapter 22: How Lawyers Bill Their Time
- Chapter 41: Using dtour.life in a Divorce
- Chapter 45: Understanding Alimony: Spousal Support
- Chapter 46: Understanding Child Support
- Chapter 47: Overview of Financial Divisions
- Chapter 48: Create a Values-Based Strategy
- Chapter 49: Achieve the Best Financial Results
- Chapter 50: The Marital Balance Sheet
- Chapter 51: Valuing a Small Business
- Chapter 52: Complex Asset Valuation
- Chapter 53: Selling the Marital Home
- Chapter 54: Appraising the Marital Home
- Chapter 55: Post-Divorce Housing
- Chapter 56: Real Estate Collaboration Specialists
- Chapter 63: Qualified Domestic Relations Orders
- Chapter 64: The Tax Consequences of Divorce
- Chapter 76: Rebuilding Financially
- Chapter 77: Prenuptial Agreements for Remarriage