As You Move Forward,
We're Here To Support You.
WE CAN HELP YOU GAIN A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF YOUR FINANCES AND ADDRESS YOUR NEEDS DURING A DIVORCE.
As You Move Forward,
We're Here To Support You.
Our Divorce Financial Planning Services Can Help You Gain A Better Understanding of Your Finances And Address Your Needs During a Divorce.
Divorce Financial Planning
The financial ramifications of a divorce can be very challenging. Enlisting the support of a professional financial advisor can improve your chances of arriving at a settlement that is both fair and equitable, and fully addresses your long-term financial needs.
Artemis founder Leigh Bivings, Ph.D, CFP ®, is a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst™ (CDFA), trained in the financial issues surrounding divorce, and she brings an interdisciplinary approach to the complicated matters that often arise during a divorce.
Each personal situation is unique, sensitive, and important. At Artemis, we work with you, and in support of the relationship you have with an attorney, to analyze the financial implications of a divorce and how you will be affected.
Even if you have already settled your divorce, see below for how we can help you solve specific challenges post-settlement.
Our Services Include:
pre-settlement
Identify and explain the financial data needed to make fully informed and intelligent decisions.
Help complete financial affidavits accurately.
Analyze the short-term and long-term financial implications of a divorce settlement.
Document marital standard of living.
Support clients and their attorneys in the creation of budgets that demonstrate the right level of support.
Provide a thorough after-tax analysis of any proposed settlement.
Offer insight into the advantages and disadvantages of different settlement proposals.
Strategize and build creative options to complicated settlement issues such as stock options, valuing closely-held businesses, life insurance policies, etc.
post-settlement
Help resolve specific challenges such as:
Loss of health, life, or disability insurance coverage.
Loss of retirement plan benefits.
Need for new or updated estate planning documents.
Develop an investment plan that reflects the new financial outlook.