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I’m often asked (in fact, it shows up on my FAQs page), if I can testify as an expert witness if a case goes to court. Short answer: Yes. Of course.

This is one of the questions I’m asked most often by women facing the prospect of divorce: “How can you help me provide for my children?”

Money that you have today is worth more than money you will get tomorrow. It’s kind of like “a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.”

Understand the difference between their actions… and your mortgage

No one goes into a divorce expecting it to be easy, but being unprepared for what lies ahead can make an already difficult process even harder. One of the most important aspects of getting through a divorce is making sure you are asking for what you deserve financially.

Women often experience unique challenges when planning for retirement in the aftermath of a divorce. Whether you are a woman in Arizona currently preparing for, in the midst of divorce proceedings, or your divorce is final, here are some essential insights on retirement planning to help you envision your future with confidence.

Some financial advisors specialize in divorcing men. Some do neutral work. I focus on women.

If you’re reading this you’re, unfortunately, new to divorce. It’s a scary prospect looming before you.

When preparing for a divorce in Arizona, there are a number of critical factors to consider that may not always have clear-cut answers on the surface. Financial topics such as child support, alimony, and asset valuation can become difficult to decipher while you are adjusting to a major change in your lifestyle.