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Divorce financial analysis

Run scenario five as fast as scenario one.

Clients rarely accept the first division proposal. Every "what if we keep the house" means rebuilding the spreadsheet, rechecking the formulas and re-sending the PDF. It shouldn't take an afternoon.

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The CDFA engagement, in four passes

01 / GATHER

Collect statements

Pull every account, debt and income source from the clients, without a dozen follow-up emails.

02 / CLASSIFY

Characterize & trace

Mark separate and marital property and keep the reasoning attached to each line.

03 / VALUE

Value what's hard

Pensions, deferred comp, business interests and the tax cost hidden in each asset.

04 / COMPARE

Model options

Lay division proposals side by side and show each party what they walk away with.

Requirements worth putting on your evaluation sheet

Whatever tool you choose, these are the capabilities that save the most hours on a typical divorce engagement.

Structured balance sheet

Each asset and debt is a record with owner, class, value date and source document.

Coverture & pension math

Marital fraction calculations you can explain to a judge or a skeptical spouse.

After-tax comparisons

A dollar of retirement money and a dollar of home equity aren't the same dollar.

Support scenarios

Spousal and child support estimates that flow from the same income data.

Cash-flow after divorce

Two households on one family's income. Show whether each budget actually works.

Versioned proposals

Keep Options A through F without overwriting the one that was nearly agreed.

Team visibility

Publish a proposal to the attorneys and mediator. Keep your drafts to yourself.

Client-facing summaries

Plain-language reports for people who are scared of the numbers.

Source-document trail

Every figure traces back to the statement it came from.

FAQ

What software do divorce financial analysts use?

Usually a spreadsheet, a financial-planning tool and a document folder. Purpose-built software brings the marital balance sheet, valuation, support and tax modeling, and division proposals into one place.

Does it replace my financial planning software?

Usually not. Long-range projection tools still have a role. Divorce-specific software covers what they skip: characterization, tracing, equalization and comparing settlement options.

Can the attorneys and the couple see my analysis?

In collaborative or mediated cases that's often the point. Look for controls that let you publish a proposal to the team while working drafts stay private.

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