About

In 2010 during my divorce process I had lost sight of my future. Everything I had imagined for myself was in question.

Then a friend said to me,

You never know - what is around the corner

That simple statement helped me to see a glimmer of possibility in a next chapter of life.

In divorce it is hard to look ahead.

But when we do turn the corner we want to have laid the best foundation for the exploration of what comes next.

I work to support what’s around the divorce corner as a financial partner on your case.

The role of the CDFA is to assist the client and his/her lawyer to understand how the financial decisions he/she makes today will impact the client’s financial future.
When you hire a CFP® professional, you work with an advisor who has met rigorous qualifications for financial planning. Most important, a CFP® professional has made a commitment to CFP Board to act in the best interests of their client.
The ABFP™ designation focuses on behavioral finance principles—blending financial theory with psychology. Advisors with this certification are trained to identify and address emotional and cognitive biases that impact client decision-making, particularly in high-stress or uncertain environments. This skill set can help clients avoid common pitfalls like panic selling, overconfidence, and loss aversion.
University of South Florida, 2016

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