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First Step to Splitting the Money
October 8, 2008
1. MAKE A COMPLETE ITEMIZATION OF ALL ASSETS.
“Count everything his, hers, joint assets, future expectancies, future inheritances, insurance, everything,” says DuCanto. Not sure if you thought of everything? Seek professional help from the very beginning. “Over the past few years, my divorce mediation clients have found tons of value in working with a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, also known as a CDFA,” says Josh Hoch, director of Mediation Services at Mediation Works Incorporated. “A company that I refer clients to is New England Divorce Solutions www.nedivorcesolutions.com. They recently began offering services nationally.” Be sure to ask your attorney if you should freeze assets now.
“Count everything his, hers, joint assets, future expectancies, future inheritances, insurance, everything,” says DuCanto. Not sure if you thought of everything? Seek professional help from the very beginning. “Over the past few years, my divorce mediation clients have found tons of value in working with a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, also known as a CDFA,” says Josh Hoch, director of Mediation Services at Mediation Works Incorporated. “A company that I refer clients to is New England Divorce Solutions www.nedivorcesolutions.com. They recently began offering services nationally.” Be sure to ask your attorney if you should freeze assets now.
By: Pam Baker
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Dr. Judith Gerhart, CFP
Certified Divorce Financial Analyst 
