What is a Divorce Financial Neutral?

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What is a Divorce Financial Neutral?
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What is a Divorce Financial Neutral?

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Show Notes

One of the biggest concerns when you’re going through a divorce is wondering what’s going to happen with your finances. That’s why you need a Financial Neutral. A divorce neutral is an impartial expert who discovers all the assets, debt, sources of income, and expenses, and then helps to create options for the equitably division of the assets and debts.

A divorce neutral can also help calculate child support, alimony, and other complicated divisions, such as pension plans and employer sponsored retirement plans.

The top three reasons you need a financial neutral are to help you to

Divorce isn’t just a 50-50 division of everything. Listen in to learn what your financial options are.

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J. Pia Koslow, practices law in Atlanta, specializing in family law for 15 years and was named a Rising Stars for years 2010 – 2016, and a Georgia Trend Legal Elite in 2013, and 2015-2018, both elite designations based on peer recognition, and professional achievement. You can reach her at koslowlaw.com.

Wendy Hayes is a former Chief Financial Officer and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst who has leveraged her own experiences with life transitions to launch Mitchell Hayes. You can reach Wendy at Mitchellhayes.net.

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