DivorceDirection.com
Scott D. Martin, 1325 S. International Pkwy, Suite. 2221, Heathrow FL 32746
(407) 448-
I help people avoid the financial pitfalls of divorce.
Scott Martin, CDFA™
As quoted in the NY Times
Client Services...
Important information...
CPA™, CFP™, CDFA™
The difference is very important -
Important Information
For Attorneys
As you navigate your client through the legal complexities of divorce and advocate on your client’s behalf, my support role as your Certified Financial Divorce Analyst™ will be to review and give you input on retirement plans, benefit plans, business records, tax returns, and all other financial matters.
I will be able to provide you with valuable support at several points...
√ Evaluating the financial implications for different divorce settlements
before
the case is even filed.
√ Helping you to convince your client to accept realistic expectations
about
their post-
√ Presenting charts and other evidence to show the financial impact
of
different settlement options during client meetings, mediation
sessions,
arbitration hearings, and the trial.
√ Collecting data to prepare the financial affidavit and pre and post
divorce
budgets.
I will examine the financial issues of your client’s divorce and provide you with
powerful computer-
“CDFAs can provide valuable information that allows the court to arrive at a fair, equitable, and just resolution–not just at the moment of trial, but down the road as well.” – Honorable Kathleen M. McCarthy, Family Court Judge.
Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts™
Founded in 1993, the Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts™ is the most established and recognized designation in financial planning for divorce.
To become a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst™ (CDFA™), a candidate must successfully...
• Pass four exams based on the course offered by the Institute.
• Complete 20 hours of continuing education every two years.
• Be in good standing with his or her firm with any governmental
agency.
“However the divorce (analyst) enters the process, the participation of a financial specialist can benefit both clients and lawyers, according to Sandra Morris (former president of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers). While the (CDFA™) wades through the financial morass of a divorce, the attorney is freed up to focus on legal issues.” – Lawyers Weekly, 2003
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