Fight It Out or Work It Out - Divorcing Couples Have Choices
Save money through Collaborative Divorce process.
Vancouver BC (PRWEB) July 8, 2005 -- Collaborative Divorce is a gentler way
to go through the heart-wrenching process of a family split up. The emotional
angst and turmoil that accompany this major life event are difficult enough
without the huge bills that mark the end of an acrimonious divorce fight.
The decision to embrace Collaborative Divorce comes with an agreement to
stay out of court and provide honest disclosure of assets. At the free seminars
on “What Equitable Division Really Means” 7pm Monday July 11 and “Pensions,
RRSP’s, and Support -What to Give Up and What to Keep” Thursday July 14 at the
Plaza 500 Hotel, Cambie and 12th in Vancouver, Jim Doyle, Certified Divorce
Financial Analyst will provide information on better financial division of
assets. Collaborative Divorce Lawyer Lisa Alexander BA, LLB and Collaborative
Divorce Coach Deborah Brakeley M Ed., RCC, will also provide valuable
information: Register at e-mail protected from spam bots or by calling
604-871-4457.
There are a number of pitfalls divorcing couples can avoid
when settling their finances. Consulting a financial professional along with a
lawyer is often not even considered due to a lack of awareness of this
specialized service.
Collaborative Divorce and specifically Certified
Divorce Financial Analysts are educated to look at future outcomes. They measure
the future impact of financial division and make suggestions that can result in
a saving of thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars. With planning, there
is a financial future after divorce. Divorce happens; Collaborative Divorce
provides hope for the future. www.collaborativedivorcebc.org.
Doyle is available to
offer further information on the financial benefits of choosing Collaborative
Divorce and the role of a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst. Jim writes
articles and is available for interviews on the financial aspects of this kinder
divorce model.
About Jim Doyle: Jim Doyle CFP, CDFA, CLU, TEP has worked
in the Financial Industry for over 20 years, serving clients as a Financial
Advisor in Planning, Trust and Estate Planning and Divorce. He has been a member
of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners since, 1999, of the Institute
for Divorce Financial Analysts since 2004 and joined the Collaborative Divorce
Association of Vancouver in 2005.
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