Navigating Your Financial Journey Through Divorce
Navigating Your Financial Journey Through Divorce
Divorce is more than a legal process—it's a financial turning point. While mediators can help couples communicate and reach consensus, they may lack the financial insight needed to guide big decisions like dividing assets, evaluating support options, and planning for life after divorce. That’s where I come in.
I’m Jessica, a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® (CDFA®), financial mediator, and 22-year veteran of banking and wealth management. For the past 9 years, I’ve helped women and couples untangle the financial complexity of divorce and find a clear path forward.
My mediation services combine expert financial analysis with thoughtful, guided conversations. Together, we work through your real numbers, explore settlement scenarios, and clarify what those decisions mean for your future. Whether you’re looking for collaborative mediation or one-on-one financial coaching, my approach is rooted in strategy, clarity, and confidence.
If you’re ready to replace overwhelm with informed decision-making, let’s talk.
You don’t have to risk your kid's college fund to get divorced.
When you and your spouse are facing a financial question during separation — but aren't ready for full mediation — this offers a calm, neutral space to get unstuck.
Together, we’ll explore one financial issue with structure, respect, and steady guidance.
You bring the conversation. I’ll bring the critical thinking.
A session is designed for spouses exploring mediation or financial clarity.
This session does not replace legal advice or full mediation. It’s a powerful first step when you need clarity and momentum.
Our process is open and transparent, all parties bring the facts to be reviewed and addressed for informed decision-making. All sessions and communications with you both.
With our divorce financial expertise, you will assess work through the short and long-term implications of the division of your finances.
Ideal for spouses who wish to take separate paths in life but want to reach an amicable and fair financial division for their family.
Mediation is a private process where a neutral third person called a mediator helps the parties discuss and try to resolve the dispute. The parties have the opportunity to describe the issues, discuss their interests, understandings, and feelings; provide each other with information and explore ideas for the resolution of the dispute. While courts can mandate that certain cases go to mediation, the process remains "voluntary" in that the parties are not required to come to agreement. The mediator does not have the power to make a decision for the parties, but can help the parties find a resolution that is mutually acceptable. The only people who can resolve the dispute in mediation are the parties themselves.
This session does not replace legal advice or full mediation. It’s a powerful first step when you need clarity and momentum.
Navigating Your Financial Journey Through Divorce
Raleigh, NC
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