Navigator Divorce Financial Planning Method

Welcome to the “Navigator Divorce Financial Planning Method” – your trusted guide through the financial complexities of divorce. The Navigator Divorce Financial Planning Method is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the financial implications of divorce. In addition, it outlines the role of a Accredited Divorce Financial Analyst (ADFA), a financial professional specializing in divorce financial planning and analysis. A ADFA works with lawyers, individuals, and couples going through a divorce, providing financial expertise to ensure fair and equitable divorce settlements. This method emphasizes the importance of reducing stress and anxiety related to finances during separation. In addition, it highlights the benefits of working with a ADFA, including providing a neutral third-party perspective, creating a clear and comprehensive financial plan, and empowering individuals to make informed financial decisions. The Navigator Divorce Financial Planning Method outlines the immediate benefits of working with a ADFA. These include understanding the financial implications of decisions made during separation, achieving a fair and equitable settlement, and assisting with preparing financial documents and disclosure statements. By choosing the Navigator Divorce Financial Planning Method, you are choosing a path toward financial confidence and empowerment during one of life’s most challenging times. Let us guide you through your journey, ensuring a fair and sustainable economic future post-divorce.

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Your DFRI, or Divorce Financial Readiness Indicator, is a crucial measurement of how effectively you can navigate your financial landscape during a separation or divorce.

It evaluates your proficiency in vital areas like

• Life Insurance
• Retirement and Pensions
• Credit Cards
• Savings
• Cash Flow Management
• Post-secondary Expenses for Children
• Separate Property
• Family Property
• Mortgages
• Tax Returns
• Disaster Preparedness
• Matrimonial homes
• Investments
• Business-related aspects

The savvy ones who truly know their money tend to make smarter financial decisions in these trying times.

Here’s the remarkable aspect of DFRI: unlike IQ, which relies heavily on the genetic lottery, financial intelligence is a skill that can be acquired. The best part? It’s far from rocket science, especially when a solid Divorce Survival Plan is in action.

These 15 areas are fundamental to achieving a fair settlement, that you must equip yourself with knowledge and preparation before any negotiation attempts.

I feel so passionately about this that I devised a unique self-assessment process called the Divorce Financial Readiness Indicator. It consists of a preliminary interview followed by detailed feedback, and my clients find it incredibly beneficial.

Here’s how it works:

You’ll respond to 15 multiple-choice questions via an online platform. Based on your responses, I’ll provide written feedback for each question and an action plan to address each area.

I’m thrilled to extend this transformative service to you online.

Please try it out and undergo the online DFRI assessment. I’ll eagerly await your completed review.

And remember – schedule your complimentary follow-up call after you finish the DFRI. Let’s take this crucial step together on your journey to financial readiness.

Tap Here to begin your DFRI