The Divorce Analytics Difference

Holistic support with a focus on excellence

“There is immense power in financial facts.”

I’ve learned this lesson all too well through my own experiences. 

In 2015, I found myself desperately searching for an exit strategy from a long-term relationship that had turned toxic. Usually, I’d turn to my father for advice, who had always been my mentor and cheerleader.  But an untimely stroke meant he was unable to communicate with me, and it was devastating not to have his guidance during this difficult time. 

So I did what he’d always taught me to do - reel in my fear and assess the situation objectively based on data. That’s when I analyzed the assets my partner and I jointly held and created the first Divorce Impact Analysis report. 

My father had always encouraged me to take an active interest in the family finances and business. Fun fact: I attended my first board meeting at age 3! Being around these high-stakes situations inculcated a financial savviness that I later channeled into a career with Mutual of Omaha as an insurance specialist and a financial advisor at Morgan Stanley. Before that, I collaborated with my father on our family business in engineering and manufacturing until his health deteriorated.

The Divorce Impact Analysis report gave me the financial facts that served as data points for our property division negotiation. And it felt incredibly validating (after the shock had worn off) to see the power of financial analysis in action when my partner quickly agreed to the proposed solution.

The objective and fact-based approach made my journey to freedom smoother and inspired many people in my circle. The process I employed in my own life proved to be so effective that I created Divorce Analytics, an off-shoot of my other company Wealth Analytics.

Now, as a Divorce Consultant, I empower my clients to stay out of court, find financially reasonable settlements that benefit both parties, divide large amounts of assets, and feel more confident during the divorce process. I also coach them on presenting the divorce terms so these can be accepted without resistance. Our priority is that they can move quickly through the divorce process and comfortably transition to the next phase of life by leveraging financial data.