Decisions That Can Cost You in a High-Net-Worth Divorce
For wealth professionals, it outlines financial planning issues and decision points that clients facing high-net-worth divorce may bring to advisors. It also lists questions clients may be encouraged to ask advisors and attorneys before making important financial decisions.
Summary
By our deskThis webinar features Michelle Smith, managing partner, financial advisor, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst professional and Wife2CFO founder, with financial advisor Jeff Neavor, discussing financial decisions in high-net-worth divorces. It covers common mistakes and misconceptions that can affect settlement decisions, areas where visibility and control break down, and questions to ask advisors and attorneys. It is designed for individuals who have saved at least $2 million for retirement.
- The webinar discusses financial decisions that often carry significant long-term consequences in high-net-worth divorce.
- Presenters cover common mistakes women make during divorce and misconceptions that can influence settlement decisions.
- It addresses areas where visibility, control and understanding can break down, plus questions to ask advisors and attorneys.
- The event is designed for individuals who have saved at least $2 million for retirement.
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