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Scott D. Martin, 1325 S. International Pkwy, Suite. 2221, Heathrow FL 32746
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I help people avoid the financial pitfalls of divorce.
Scott Martin, CDFA™
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Frequently Asked
Questions
Q1: What is divorce financial Planning?
Q2: What is a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst™, and what can they do
for
me?
Q3: What exactly does a divorce attorney do for me?
Q4: Is the attorney able to make financial projections for me and my soon
to
be ex-
Q5: Why should I hire a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst™? Can’t the
attorney
or my financial advisor do the same thing?
Q6: What are the true benefits of using a Certified Divorce Financial
Analyst™?
Q7: How will I know if I can make it on my own financially before I file for
divorce?
Q1: What is divorce financial Planning?
A1: Both parties provide a financial affidavit that has details about their
living
expenses, income sources, assets, and liabilities. A trained
Certified Divorce
Financial Analyst™ helps you gather than information
and uses it to create
a financial settlement that is fair and equitable
for both parties.
Q2: What is a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst™, and what can they
do
for me?
A2: The financial consequences of a divorce can be devastating. But with
proper
planning and expert help from a Certified Divorce Financial
Analyst™, you
can significantly improve your chances of arriving at a
settlement that fully
addresses both your immediate and long-
financial needs -
in most divorce processes is financial
expertise. A CDFA™ can forecast
the long-
implications, division of property, and the
financial requirements for child
and spousal support.
By using a CDFA™,
both parties have a clearer view of their financial
futures. Only then can
you approach a settlement that fully addresses
the financial needs and capabilities
of each.
Q3: What exactly does a divorce attorney do for me?
A3: Your attorney’s role is to provide legal advice pertaining to your rights
as
you go through your divorce. This can include child and/or spousal
support,
custody issues, temporary financial relief, drafting a divorce
decree and other
legal documents, mediating your case, representing
you at hearings, depositions,
and trials, negotiating your wishes, and
working with you to gather and review
financial information.
Q4: Is the attorney able to make financial projections
for me and my
soon to be ex-
A4: In most cases, no. Attorneys are rarely qualified or trained in financial
analysis
or planning.
Q5: Why should I hire a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst™? Can’t
the
attorney or my financial advisor do the same thing?
A5: A CDFA™ has been trained as a divorce specialist in the financial analysis
and
planning arena. You need a CDFA™ who understands the tax law
and other intricacies
pertaining to the financial aspects of divorce. An
attorney is an expert on
the legalities of a divorce.
Q6: What are the true benefits of using a Certified
Divorce Financial
Analyst™?
A6: A CDFA™ can save you an enormous amount of time and legal fees by
helping
you avoid the long-
agreements. Your
CDFA™ can help you develop detailed household
budgets to help avoid post-
help you make informed decisions that
are right for you and your family.
Q7: How will I know if I can make it on my own financially before I file
for
divorce?
A7: The best approach is to have a financial analysis that was completed by
a
CDFA™ who has specialized software and knowledge about how the
tax laws my
affect they. He or she can run different scenarios and
help you project your
net work and cash flow into the future. This is
the assistance you need to
make informed decisions about your future.
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