Divorce is a Painful and Sometimes Ugly Process.
Especially when it comes to “talking money”. Some of us at INPAC have gone through the divorce process personally, and we know it can feel like it’ll never end. But we also know through experience how to find the answers to those tough issues surrounding finances and divorce.
To transform a painful event into something positive and transformative.
If you're currently working through a divorce, chances are you're asking yourself at least one of the following questions:
Divorce proceedings are often driven by hostility.
This can lead to emotional decisions made on the spot that you may later regret. Don’t let your financial future become emotionally driven.
We’ve helped dozens of clients get through divorce. Separating your assets means having a deep understanding of your goals. It means taking ownership of your financial assets and negotiating for what’s in the best interests of you and your loved ones.
Divorce takes people towards a new path in life.
This path can come with a lot of anxiety and uncertainty. After all, your dreams and goals involving a significant other could be much different once that person is no longer in your life.
This doesn’t mean you should have less confidence in your future. It just means adapting to the changes, restructuring your financial plan and gaining a deeper understanding of how to execute your ideal future.
Divorce can complicate your professional engagements.
Typically, the parent without the professional contacts end up feeling lost and alone, fighting an uphill battle. To make matters worse, this can lead to family tension, especially when children are involved. If that sounds like a situation you’re in right now, you are not alone. Through conversations and education, we can alleviate some of the pressures caused by divorce. How? By working alongside both parents through legal and personal issues. We’ll always make sure your best interests are protected.
We’ll work alongside divorce attorneys, help you review your assets, assist with large financial decisions post-divorce (like buying a new home) and ultimately be there for you every step of the way.