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1. Learn how your divorce can be less damaging 2. Learn what information you will need to gather and how it will be used 3. Receive personalized illustrations based on your unique circumstances to help you: a. Understand pros and cons of settlement alternatives - Short term and Long term b. Negotiate or collaborate with confidence c. See cash flow analysis - Before, During, and After Divorce d. See tax consequences of settlement alternatives e. See Retirement and Retirement Plan settlement alternatives f. Evaluate Buy-Out Options: House
Divorce Financial Solutions offers a variety of seminars and courses to
educate individuals and professionals on how to best handle the financial
side of divorce. Presentations have been developed for the following • CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ Professionals (CE Credit Available) • Registered Representatives (Firm Element Course Available) • Divorce and Family Law Attorneys • Certified Public Accountants • Mental Health Professionals • Divorce and Family Law Attorneys • Private Events (Minimum 10 People) Divorce Financial Solutions currently offers two presentations on the topic of divorce planning:
The decision to end a marriage is not an easy one. Before making the
difficult decision, it is important to learn the information that will help
you make important financial choices that will affect your life for years to • Learn how to make smart, informed financial decisions that will save you thousands of dollars in lawyer costs and help find settlement alternatives • Learn to assess your current financial situation so you don’t end up in the poor house • Gain an understanding of cash flow, pension plan alternatives, tax factors, and divorce tax exceptions. • Certified Public Accountants • Mental Health Professionals • Divorce and Family Law Attorneys • Private Events (Minimum 10 People)
This one hour course is intended to provide a basic understanding of the
professional, legal and fiduciary responsibilities of professional advisors
with regard to how they handle their clients’ divorce. This course is • Determining the advisor’s level of involvement • Professional and fiduciary responsibilities • Setting client and advisor expectations • The advisor’s role during and after the divorce • The liability advisors face with divorcing clients • Divorce process choices & costs • Special tax rules for divorce • Referring clients to other professionals Firm Element/CFP® CE Course Flyer - Click here
Custom workshops can be developed to meet your specific needs. To arrange a workshop for your company, group, organization or conference, contact Cinda Jones at 619.795.1797.
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