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Divorce is largely about money and making smart financial decisions, such as how to make the most tax advantageous allocation between child support and alimony, how best to equitably divide the marital home and other marital property or how to avoid alimony recapture, often requires calculations by divorce financial planning specialists with sophisticated divorce calculators. Divorce Financial Planners come from a variety of backgrounds and different levels of experience. Many are CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ practitioners. Some have also been trained and certified by the Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts and awarded the designation Certified Divorce Financial Analyst or CDFA (formerly the Institute for Certified Divorce Planners, Certified Divorce Planner and CDP). Others have received training or designations from other schools or have extensive hands-on experience working with people going through divorce and their mediators or attorneys. Hiring a divorce financial planner can both potentially save you money and get you better results. It is important, however, that you hire a knowledgeable and experienced planner you feel comfortable working with. The Association of Divorce Financial Planners has endorsed Family Law Software. We believe Family Law Software is the best, most sophisticated and most comprehensive divorce financial planning software available. Many of our members regularly use Family Law Software in their divorce financial planning practices. Family Law Software has been kind enough to allow us to include some of its calculators on www.DivorceandFinance.org. You can use the following Family Law Software divorce calculators online. You fill in a form with your information and they will run the Family Law Software Divorce Calculators to generate a report. The report is then sent by e-mail to you. These online calculators are FREE. You can use these easy-to-use calculators to begin the process of taking control of your financial situation and make smarter decisions about alimony, who claims the exemptions, who pays the mortgage, child care, property division, selling your home, pensions and more. |
| The ADFP does not endorse, support or recommend specific members. It is your responsibility to carefully research, interview and identify competent and trustworthy professionals before you hire one. All ADFP members are independent practitioners and most are certified, licensed and/or approved by a recognized Board, Agency or State Licensing Authority. This information is provided to the ADFP by each member annually and the ADFP does not validate member credentials. You should verify such credentials with the appropriate granting authorities, including but not limited to public, private, and state licensing boards. As independent practitioners, each member maintains his/her own fee schedule, business practice, location, and credentials. Practitioners listed on this website are current, paid-in-full ADFP members, in good standing. If a divorce practitioner is not listed on this website, please contact the ADFP directly to confirm his/her membership in the ADFP at 1-800-270-1886 or by contacting the president directly. |
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