Divorce Financial Kansas City
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If you are considering divorce... divorce financial planning will help you understand the divorce financial issues and their long-term implications. Planning increases your chances of reaching an equitable settlement. We can help you gather and compile your financial information, value financial assets, prepare scenarios of possible settlements and help you to understand the up-side and down-side of various options and their effect on your future after-tax cash flows and net worth forecasts. MoreIf you and your spouse have decided to divorce... divorce mediation will help you reach an agreement affordably, equitably and respectfully. Divorce mediation involves divorce financial planning for each spouse and, if there are children, parenting plan mediation as well as a limited-scope attorney to communicate what the law says and does not say and to produce the final documentation required by the court. To be effective, you and your spouse should be able to openly discuss your marital issues and have some level of trust. Mediation provides a safe container for divorce financial planning and parenting discussions to examine the issues, communicate the needs and interests of the couple, develop options and explain the future implications of those options. MoreIf you and your spouse want a deeper, more durable divorce resolution... the Collaborative divorce process will allow you to separate legally, financially and emotionally by focusing on the future well-being of both of you and, if present, your children. An atmosphere of co-operation, integrity, honesty and professionalism provides an even safer container for the divorce process. You are in control of your divorce outcome, not the court. Both spouses must agree not to go to court. Collaboration is frequently less expensive and time-consuming than the traditional litigation process but typically more than mediation. MoreIf you and your spouse are unable to communicate with each other... the traditional adversarial divorce process may be a better option than mediation or Collaboration. This is especially true if domestic abuse, chemical addiction or mental illness is involved, if financial dishonesty is strongly suspected, or if one spouse refuses to participate at all in the divorce process. More |
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