How (and why) to instill optimism in your clients… early
What I’d like to discuss here is how you can—with, humbly, my help—bring more optimism to your clients. Sure, it’s great for them. But, arguably, it’s even better for you.
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What is a “G2 divorcee”? And why should you care?
In my wealth-management practice (Bridge Financial Strategies), I work with a lot of “G2s.” As a CPA, a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® professional, and a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® professional who helps women with the financial side of divorce, I periodically work with them as well. And so might you.
Read MoreFinancial case prep tips for trial vs. mediation
Let me start by stating the obvious: Aside from a few, super-aggressive, spotlight-loving, confrontation-seeking family-law attorneys (and you know who you are), nobody wants a divorce case to go to trial. As you’ll tell your clients, it’s the court, literally, of last resort.
Read MoreFinancial tips for high-asset divorce cases
Not every divorcing couple has millions of dollars in assets to divide. It’s called “the one percent” for a reason.
Read MoreHow I became a team player (for you)
I help divorcing women. I help attorneys. How did I get into this? And how does this affect you?
Read MoreHow to Avoid Divorce Burnout
As a family law attorney, you’ve chosen, as a career, an emotionally violent sport. Divorce is hard. It's challenging. You spend a good portion of your days seeing, and dealing with, people at their absolute worst. Unfortunately, they sometimes take it out on you.
Read MoreWhy Do I Work With Women?
But my specialty, my focus, is on women. Divorcing women. Why is that?
Read MoreDivorce Season vs. Tax Season
As a family-law attorney, you know all about divorce season. The new inquiries peak in January and February, year after year.
Read MoreNew: AFI service
Seeing how often improperly-completed AFIs can frustrate attorneys like you, I’ve created an all-new service: I’ll help your divorcing-women clients complete their AFI, within one week of getting the supporting documents (bank and credit-card statements, etc.).
Read MoreThe costliest-and most common-AFI errors
In this issue, I’d like to discuss the biggest, most common mistakes I see in “completed” AFIs. Fixing these, mind you, comes with lots of benefits for you.
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