Can CDFA professionals act as a neutral third-party to help a couple settle?

CDFA professionals can serve as neutral mediators while respecting legal boundaries Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) professionals often act as neutral third-party mediators to help couples reach fair financial settlements during separation or divorce. Many are trained in both mediation and collaborative divorce processes, offering valuable expertise in: Financial analysis and planning during separation Collaborative dispute resolution Mediation of financial settlements Draft preparation for separation agreements However, it's important to note that unless they are also licensed lawyers, CDFA professionals cannot provide legal advice as per Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts (IDFA) guidelines. Their role focuses specifically on financial analysis, education, and mediation support within their certified scope of practice.

CDFA Mediators: Neutral Financial Experts in Divorce

CDFA professionals can serve as neutral mediators while respecting legal boundaries

Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) professionals often act as neutral third-party mediators to help couples reach fair financial settlements during separation or divorce. Many are trained in both mediation and collaborative divorce processes, offering valuable expertise in:

Financial analysis and planning during separation
Collaborative dispute resolution
Mediation of financial settlements
Draft preparation for separation agreements

However, it’s important to note that unless they are also licensed lawyers, CDFA professionals cannot provide legal advice as per Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts (IDFA) guidelines. Their role focuses specifically on financial analysis, education, and mediation support within their certified scope of practice.