Aug 26, 2019
Divorce is a transactional process. You are making decisions about property, money, and time. It’s not a referendum on the emotional state—who did what, who’s right or who’s wrong. “If that's what you're litigating, you’re setting yourself for financial and legal disaster,” this week’s guest, Kimberly Nelson, says. Kimberly has been working with high net worth divorcees in the LA area for more than 15 years. She understands the challenges women face when navigating an overwhelming bevy of attorneys, accountants, insurers and other advisors during the dissolution process.
Let’s talk finances and divorce. Some of us are better at making money than we are at saving money. And some of us are certainly better at spending money than anything else (um, hi). But what happens to your finances when you get divorced? It’s a super important conversation to have and I am happy to have Kimberly Nelson, an expert in this area, join me to talk about all things money related.
Kimberly has sat next to countless divorcing spouses facing significant financial challenges during an overwhelmingly emotional time. Emotional turmoil tends to cloud decision-making. Our hope is that this episode will provide a roadmap for detangling conjoined financial affairs and allow you to move forward with divorce with peace and empowerment rather than fear.
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Learn More Kimberly Nelson:
Kimberly has been working with
high net worth divorcees in the LA area for more than 15 years. She
understands the challenges women face when navigating an
overwhelming bevy of attorneys, accountants, insurers and other
advisors during the dissolution process. Kimberly’s team at
Coastal Bridge Advisors prides itself on its ability to organize
all the advisory elements in a coordinated manner and ensure that
the advice their clients receive is clear, constant and in the best
interest of the family or individual.
Links:
Coastal
Bridge Advisors