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

Many CDFA professionals are professional mediators. They are also collaborative professionals who can be neutral in assisting both parties. Their role is to make mediation or collaborative process easy. Yet, not all CDFA professionals are lawyers. So, they can’t give legal advice because it is against the recommendation of the IDFA. I often mediate separating couples to settlement and draft their separation agreement.

About the Author:
Certified Divorce Financial Analyst & Family Mediator at
647.360.3200
Next Step - Schedule a Get Acquainted Call

I help smart and successful couples, create separation agreements with clarity and soft landings for secure futures, in 4 meetings or less without all the lawyer created overwhelming conflicts, confusion and costs. You can work with me by video conference or with a DTSW associate at any of our 6 DTSW Greater Toronto mediation centers, including | Aurora | Barrie | North York | Vaughan | Mississauga | Scarborough.

Have a few questions -  Tap here to Schedule a Get Acquainted Call