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This is a common concern for many of my clients, and if you’re reading this, it’s likely a concern of yours as you face the prospect of divorce in Arizona.

I’m often asked if I have experience crafting creative divorce settlement solutions. Quick answer: Yes.

Divorce drags on for months, sometimes years, in Arizona. And there inevitably comes a time when the woman is just so worn down, so exasperated, so ready to move on, that she’ll simply cave and accept whatever her soon-to-be-ex is putting on the table.

As a family-law attorney, you’re great at—and passionate about—what you do. Ditto for me. I’m a numbers nerd. Specifically, I’m a CPA, a Certified Financial Planner™ professional, and a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® professional.

What are some things that women should consider when anticipating or planning for a divorce?

Getting a divorce is an emotional roller coaster. But more so, it also creates several challenging financial issues which, if not taken care of early, may create long-term problems.

Divorce is a crucial time to protect your credit score. Your financial situation could change dramatically, and those changes can make your credit score vulnerable.

In the world of family law, a rock-star attorney is one who comes through, who shines, who does right by their clients, who negotiates like it’s no one’s business, and who earns the respect of their peers.

This is common. The women I help don’t often file for divorce. Their husbands do.