Divorce can introduce a wide range of financial questions and challenges, each with unique considerations. For individuals or attorneys needing specific financial calculations—without a full financial planning service—Alternative Divorce Solutions offers a la carte financial calculations tailored to address individual needs. From precise asset valuations to separate property tracing, these targeted services allow clients to…
Divorce can be a complex and costly process, but with careful planning and strategic guidance, you can take control of your financial future while minimizing unnecessary expenses. At Alternative Divorce Solutions, we provide financial expertise that empowers clients to make well-informed choices during divorce, reducing the financial strain and helping them achieve a fair outcome….
When going through a divorce, especially one involving litigation, the legal and financial complexities can be overwhelming. At Alternative Divorce Solutions, we provide specialized financial advocacy to support both individuals and their attorneys through the financial intricacies of divorce. As a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® (CDFA®), our role is to focus on the financial well-being…
Going through a divorce is overwhelming. Between legal proceedings, emotional challenges, and trying to manage your finances, it’s easy to feel like you’re missing something important. As you navigate these decisions, you might wonder: Am I covering all my bases? Are there red flags I should be aware of in my financial picture? This is…
Divorce is a challenging time, and when it coincides with a high-interest rate environment, making decisions about the marital home can become even more complex. While you may have been able to comfortably afford your mortgage at a 3% interest rate, the reality of refinancing or buying out your spouse at today’s rates—closer to 7%—might…
Divorce can be an emotionally painful process—and it can have financial repercussions that affect you for the rest of your life. Decisions made about dividing assets, retirement plans and spousal support can be complex and have long-term impacts. While attorneys help navigate people through the legal aspects of divorce, and family, friends and therapists provide…
Divorce mediation can save time and money—and give spouses more control over the outcome. When both parties are willing and able to communicate, and both are open with the data, it can be a good alternative to a litigated divorce. Mediators handle the divorce mediation process differently. Below we discuss our process and the benefits…
The decisions made about valuing and dividing marital assets and income during a divorce can impact you financially for the rest of your life. That’s why it pays to include a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® (CDFA®) on your divorce team. While a divorce attorney can navigate the legal matters of divorce, a Certified Divorce Financial…
The short answer is that you are never too old to get divorced. However, if you get divorced later in life, there may be a greater effect on your financial life. To account for this, there are certain steps you can take and factors to consider to feel more prepared for divorce at an older…
When people plan ahead for divorce, strategizing for a comfortable retirement is often at the top of the list. You likely have a wide range of assets that will be divided in your settlement, including any retirement accounts. Your 401K is subject to equitable division in Ohio, so below we will explore how your 401K…