In the midst of the emotional distress of divorce, many of us are often asked to make financial decisions that will affect us for the rest of our lives.

Questions you may be asked to confront include....

• Should your marital residence be sold, and if so, when?
• What marital assets are most appropriate to hold onto given your new financial situation?
• Should marital support be in the form of Alimony or Child Support?
• What are the tax consequences of your divorce-related financial decisions?

Today your settlement looks equitable. Will it provide you with enough resources for the next 5, 10, or 20 years? Will it last your lifetime?
The professionals at James McCusker & Associates are uniquely qualified to help you answer these questions. Over the years, we have worked with many family law attorneys and divorce mediators to help their clients navigate the many challenging financial issues that arise during and after divorce.

Through this process we have developed a body of knowledge that can help ensure that your financial settlement is both equitable and appropriate for your specific needs. Once the divorce is final, we can provide you with the services necessary to help manage and conserve your share of the marital assets.

If your needs go beyond the financial, we've also developed affiliations with coaches and counselors, lawyers, and mediators who can help you with the emotional and legal issues of your divorce.

See our article Things To Consider When Negotiating Your Divorce for more information.

James McCusker is a member of The Association of Divorce Financial Planners.