FAQ: Why Hire Women in Divorce Financial?
What is the difference between a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst™ and a Certified Financial Planner®?
A Certified Divorce Financial Analyst is a financial planner with specific training and accreditation for working with divorce clients. A CDFA™ works on the financial issues for those facing divorce, in the process of a divorce, or post divorce, helping clients clearly and confidently move ahead on decisions affecting their financial future.
Who calls Women in Divorce Financial for help?
Women, couples, lawyers, and other divorce professionals interested in collaboration. Collaborative professionals also refer clients or work alongside Women in Divorce Financial.
Does everyone facing divorce need a CDFA™?
A CDFA™ is a wise choice for anyone who wants to avoid long-term financial pitfalls related to divorce agreements. Women in Divorce Financial forecasts long-term effects of a couples' or individual's Settlement Agreement, including immediate family needs and future retirement requirements. This includes details of all tax liabilities and benefits and specific issues related to housing, education costs, and special needs.
Why hire Eva and Women In Divorce Financial?
Eva combines solid academic expertise, hands-on experience, and a commitment to working with women in divorce that goes back to the founding of her first Financial Advisory practice where she realized the need for financial knowledge, particularly for women in divorce. Although she uses numbers and calculations to demonstrate the best financial advice, Eva's clients know her for her compassion and deep sense of understanding of the complexity and emotion of the individual situations.
Isn't it just one more expense?
A CDFA™ can actually help a client save money during the divorce process.
A legal settlement that floats back and forth between lawyers, without clear understanding of the financial ramifications can be detrimental, time consuming and expensive. A CDFA™ provides a thorough knowledge and understanding of complex financial decisions. This makes it possible to approach a legal settlement that fully addresses current and future needs.
When is the best time to hire Women In Divorce Financial?
You can hire Eva before, during or after your divorce but experience shows that financial analysis conducted early in the divorce process saves time as well as money.
At the beginning of the process, both parties spend a great deal of time trying to get an understanding of the financial aspects and terminology of their separation. A CDFA™ explains the financial aspects of the pending decisions and helps them make educated decisions.
My finances aren't that complicated. Do I still need Women In Divorce Financial?
Eva helps clients, regardless of their situation, think through what divorce will really cost. This includes basic but necessary information, such as detailed household budgets that help you avoid post-divorce financial struggles.
I'm still trying to get over the idea of a divorce. Can Women In Divorce Financial help me?
Women In Divorce Financial promises to move clients forward with clarity, confidence and compassion. Eva reduces the amount of apprehension and misunderstanding by helping clients understand the divorce process and avoid false expectations. Financial divorce analysis helps to ensure your stable economic future and prevent long-term regret with financial decisions made during the divorce process.