Patricia Barrett CFP CDFA
As a key participant in your divorce, you will want to understand all financial aspects of your marital estate and have an informed voice in decisions made with regard to your settlement. Securing expertise from a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA), Patricia Barrett, can be extremely valuable.
An experienced CDFA like Patricia will focus on helping spouses secure an equitable division of the marital assets in a divorce. This often involves making sure all marital assets are accounted for and valued appropriately, and that tax consequences of a settlement are thoroughly investigated and known before the settlement agreement is signed. A unique aspect of Patricia's services is to help clients understand through proprietary projection tables, how the settlement will work out 15-20 years from now. This is often a real eye-opener and can be a game changer.
* Did you know, most family law attorneys, even when experienced in divorce, are not trained to address financially complicated divorce issues?
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Information provided in this website is not meant to be construed as legal advice and does not necessarily predict decisions that will eventually be made by a court of law. It is strongly recommended that you consult competent legal advice if your divorce includes children or property issues.