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Overview of Divorce Planning Services
In your collaborative divorce, Tracy can
- Assist you and your spouse to organize financial information by
discussing the financial issues and explaining the nature and sources
of financial information needed
- Help you and your spouse to reduce anxiety about the financial issues
by informing you and your collaborative attorneys of the various
financial and tax effects of possible property division scenarios. This
might include individual meetings with whichever spouse desires more
confidence and sophistication when addressing financial concerns
- Encourage you and your spouse to design realistic plans for future
cash flow
- Meet jointly with you and your spouse to explain financial issues and
to help ensure that everyone on the collaborative team is “on the same
page”
- Analyze and evaluate financial issues by preparing charts, analyses,
financial projections, calculating present and future values, and
computing income tax effects
- Provide financial information to you and your collaborative attorneys in
a manner consistent with the collaborative process for use in
brainstorming property division that addresses the needs your family
- Prepare financial schedules that reflect ideas for property division
- Offer insight on the financial effect of various scenarios, such as long-term
options for retaining the home or preparing for eventual
retirement.
- Explain the options to consider in cases in which one
item dominates the total property, such as a closely held business
interest
In your non-collaborative divorce, Tracy can
- Show you the long-term financial implications of your divorce
- Advise you on how to financially prepare for a divorce in Texas
- Prepare financial information and analyses for your Texas divorce lawyer
(this will save your divorce lawyer time – which saves you money)
- Work with your Texas divorce lawyer to request the necessary
documents
- Evaluate the documents and financial information for the fairest divorce
settlement
- Compute the present value of pension benefits, such as TRS, TMRS,
ERS and other
- Examine the income tax issues applicable to your divorce settlement
situation
- Create and recommend financial strategies for you during and after your
divorce
- Trace financial assets, if needed
- Work with your divorce lawyer to create a settlement offer and/or
counter-offer that is suitable for your financial security for the next twenty
to thirty years of your life
- Analyze and compare subsequent settlement offers for their impact on
your financial future
- Provide on-the-spot analysis and recommendations during your divorce
mediation meeting
- Work with your divorce lawyer to prepare trial exhibits and provide expert
witness testimony, should your case go to court
- Guide you toward financial stability after your divorce
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