Can a separating person go for CDFA professional instead of a family law lawyer Definitely not! The Institute of Divorce Financial Analyst (IDFA) does not suggest this. They recommend that any person [...]
Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) trained specially. Their training makes them capable of analyzing different settlement proposals. They are also trained to look at the long term consequence of decisions their clients make. [...]
The training of CDFA professionals makes them capable of representing both males and females. Their job is to interpret data and help the couple or the induvial build a strong understanding of their [...]
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 [...]
If you would like to discuss concerns and explore options, and hear about available resources, then scheduling a Strategy Consultation is the best thing you can do to get clarity.
If you desire to go through the process amicably, I recommend scheduling an Early Neutral Consultation. It will hold you both on the same page and facilitate your path down a track that works [...]
After starting with a lawyer, many of our clients find us. We are glad to collaborate with your lawyer or merely offer you with added support. We will discuss with you if and how [...]
While the laws do differ by province, providing financial advice is what we focus on, not legal advice. We can support your financial planning requirements, regardless of what region you live in. [...]
We respect your right to privacy. Basically, you have two options. Perhaps you could borrow a credit card from a family member or friend, or reach out at kmaynard@dtsw.ca and pay cash at your [...]
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