Planning for your future as well as your children's is an essential part of every divorce settlement. Establishing a team to help you through this difficult period is paramount to your well-being. Take control of the divorce process Gain a clear understanding of your current financial picture Gain a clear understanding of your future financial picture Be more focused on reaching a fair and workable settlement Negotiate more effectively Ensure a faster resolution of all financial matters, equitably, for both spouses Minimize legal fees Minimize taxes Maximize marital assets REVIEW CURRENT SITUATION Compile, Organize, and Value Assets Analyze Liabilities Estimate Immediate Needs Prepare Statements of Net Worth Develop Realistic Budgets LONG TERM PLANNING Discuss and Prioritize Goals Estimate Career Training Cost and Time Horizon Estimate Future Earning Potentials Estimate College and Educational Costs Compare After-Tax Asset Sales Project Retirement Needs Analyze Insurance Needs DIVORCE SETTLEMENT ANALYSIS Look at After-Tax Proposed Settlements Estimate Maintenance Needs Analyze Long Term Cash Flow and Net Worth Compare and Contrast Settlement Proposals Develop Alternate Settlement Proposals POST DIVORCE Oversee Asset Transfers Set Up Budgeting and Money Management Systems Manage Investments Monitor Results Update Plans

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