Let’s be honest—when you’re facing divorce, the emotional side of things often takes center stage. You’re navigating heartbreak, uncertainty, and sometimes a whole lot of conflict.
But there’s another side of divorce that quietly determines what your future will look like: the money. And if you don’t have a clear financial plan during your divorce, the risk is real. You could lose more than just your marriage—you could lose out on the money, assets, and security you’ve worked hard for.
If you’re even a little unsure about the finances in your divorce, you need a whole new approach to your divorce.
Why You Need a Strategy (Not Just a Lawyer)
Most women going through divorce think their lawyer is going to handle everything. Questions come up. Problems arise. And they think their attorney is equipped to manage all of it. “That’s what my lawyer is for, right?”
Wrong. What I’ve learned after practicing as a forensic accountant for more than 25 years is that your attorney handles the legal process. You’re still responsible for making big decisions and knowing your personal finances. You have to protect yourself throughout the divorce process, too.
You want to stay organized and avoid costly mistakes. You need to know how to negotiate and advocate for yourself. You must know what’s most important to you, how to get a fair settlement, and the strategy behind getting the best possible settlement for yourself.
Women who take control of these things in their divorces:
- Get better outcomes.
- Feel more confident.
- Protect their future.
What If You Had a Shortcut?
This is where so many women get stuck in their divorces. They want to be organized. They want to make smart choices. But no one ever taught them how to do this—especially during something as stressful as divorce.
That’s why I created the Divorce STRATEGY Guide. Because being strategic is the most important step in your divorce. You have to know how to approach the issues, how to get the facts you need, and how to advocate for yourself throughout the process.
The things I teach you in the Divorce STRATEGY Guide are not overwhelming. This doesn’t require spreadsheets or hours of work. It’s a simple, clear plan designed to help you feel smart and in control—even if your ex handled all the money before.
Inside the course, I’ll walk you through:
- How to protect your digital life (because yes, your ex may still have access to your accounts)
- What financial documents you need and how to get them
- How to organize it all without losing your mind
- How to build your support team (friends, professionals, and beyond)
- How to set real, strategic goals for your divorce
- How to give yourself the best chance of getting what you need and what financially
- What to do next to protect your future after the divorce is final
This is everything I teach my private clients—just in a simple, affordable format anyone can access.
You Deserve to Feel Smart in Your Divorce
Here’s the part that makes me really angry. Too many women are made to feel like they’re not smart enough to handle the money stuff.
Maybe your ex controlled the finances. Maybe people around you are telling you to “just trust the process.” Maybe you’re afraid to ask too many questions.
But I’m here to tell you… You are smart. You are capable. And you deserve to be in the driver’s seat when it comes to your financial future.
This course is your roadmap. It’s your shortcut to making informed decisions. And it’s your strategic advantage in the divorce process.
If you’re thinking, “This sounds like exactly what I need”—you’re right. The Divorce STRATEGY Guide is only $99, but can help you save thousands on attorney’s fees and get thousands more in your final settlement. With the course you’ll get the full eBook, short video lessons, and checklists and worksheets that make everything simple and actionable.
You do not need to spend weeks figuring this out. Just a few focused hours with this course can help you avoid the most common (and most expensive) mistakes women make in divorce.Get all the details and enroll here.
And if you’re already deep in the process and feel like you’re behind—it’s not too late. The best time to get your strategy in place is right now.
