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I work with people in divorce. Most of my work is in collaborative divorces. Some of my work is in traditional, litigated divorces. I prefer the former because it is (in my opinion) a less expensive and more efficient process which gives the divorcing couple the opportunity to improve their communications, settle their disputes with dignity and preserve valuable family relationships. While the effect of divorce on children is not my specialty, I can say with confidence that collaborative divorce is far less damaging to children than is traditional, litigated divorce.
I have the usual trail of financial credentials:
Certified Public Accountant (CPA)
Certified Financial Planner&trade (CFP®)
Personal Financial Specialist (PFS)
Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA)
Certified Financial Forensics (CFF)
Visit my website to learn more about what I do: http://texasdivorcecpa.com/