What to expect in a Divorce Settlement – Offer to Settle Evaluation
10 Ways Getting An Expert Opinion About Your Divorce Settlement Offer Will Help
3 Reasons Why You Need A Divorce Offer to Settle Evaluation
I’m A Certified Divorce Financial Analyst
The Ways I Can Help You Get A Better Divorce Settlement
Of course, every case is different, and only by closely reviewing your unique circumstances can I offer you specific advice. But here are examples of how I’ve helped some previous clients:
What Happens When You Decide To Get A Divorce Offer to Settle Evaluation
Give yourself the best chance of getting a divorce settlement that has your best interests at heart. Reach out to me, Ken S. Maynard at Divorce the Smartway for a divorce settlement offer evaluation today.
Offer to Settle Definition
In a divorce settlement, the distribution of assets and liabilities is determined based on various factors, including the length of the marriage, each party’s financial situation, contributions to the marriage, and future needs. Before seeking legal advice, consider consulting with a divorce mediator or a certified divorce financial analyst to explore fair and equitable solutions.
Assessing a divorce settlement offer requires understanding your financial needs, rights, and obligations. Before accepting any offer, it’s advisable to consult with a divorce mediator or a certified divorce financial analyst, who can provide an impartial assessment and ensure the offer aligns with your interests and legal entitlements.
Settling a divorce out of court can save time, reduce conflict, and lower costs. It allows both parties to have more control over the outcome and promotes amicable resolutions. Before litigation, consider engaging a divorce mediator or certified divorce financial analyst to facilitate negotiations and reach a consensus.
To ensure a fair financial outcome from a divorce settlement, understand your marital finances thoroughly. Engaging a divorce mediator or a certified divorce financial analyst can help you identify assets, assess their value, and negotiate effectively to secure an equitable share.
A divorce settlement is a legally binding agreement that outlines the division of assets, debts, and other financial obligations. It often includes provisions for spousal and child support. Before finalizing any settlement, consult with a divorce mediator or a certified divorce financial analyst to ensure it is fair and comprehensive.
Settling a divorce involves negotiating an agreement that addresses all aspects of the separation, including asset division, support, and child custody. A divorce mediator or certified divorce financial analyst can facilitate these discussions, helping to avoid court and reach a mutually acceptable resolution.
Lawyers negotiate settlements by advocating for their client’s best interests, using evidence and legal precedents. However, before involving attorneys, consider mediation with a divorce mediator or a certified divorce financial analyst to explore amicable and less adversarial solutions.
The timeframe to accept a divorce settlement offer varies, but it’s crucial to make an informed decision. Before responding, consult with a divorce mediator or certified divorce financial analyst to evaluate the offer’s fairness and implications thoroughly.
Achieving a fair divorce settlement requires a clear understanding of both parties’ financial situations and needs. Engage a divorce mediator or certified divorce financial analyst to facilitate equitable negotiations and ensure that the settlement reflects both parties’ contributions and future requirements.
Yes, settling a divorce out of court can be beneficial, offering a less adversarial and more cost-effective resolution. It allows for personalized solutions and fosters cooperation. A divorce mediator or certified divorce financial analyst can assist in reaching a settlement that respects both parties’ interests.
The time to complete the evaluation is determined based on my current caseload and the complexity of your case. Most evaluations can be finished inside two weeks
The cost of your proposal evaluation will be determined by the time it takes to complete the review. Evaluations start at $1500, which includes two 60-90 minute meetings and three hours for financial analysis and report writing. When you schedule your initial meeting, you will be billed $250 for your appointment. At the first meeting, you will be charged $1250, which covers 3 hours of analysis and report writing and your final session. Any additional time required is billed at $250/hour and is due at the last meeting.
We work with people all over Canada to protect them from common financial mistakes. While divorce laws vary across Canada, we evaluate your proposal from a financial perspective, not from a legal perspective.
No, I am not a lawyer. I evaluate your proposal from a financial perspective. All advice and recommendations provided will be financial. I do not supply legal advice but would be glad to refer you to someone if you need legal advice.
Ken Maynard CDFA, Acc.FM
I assist intelligent and successful couples in crafting rapid, custom separation agreements that pave the way for a smooth transition towards a secure future. This efficient process is achieved in about four meetings, effectively sidestepping the excessive conflicts, confusion, and costs commonly linked to legal proceedings. Clients have the flexibility to collaborate with me either via video conference or in-person through a DTSW associate at any of our six Greater Toronto mediation centers, located in Aurora, Barrie, North York, Vaughan, Mississauga, and Scarborough.
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