A
Financial Divorce Plan
Plan
For A Bright Financial Future!
Many divorce settlements have left individuals with no
hope of future financial security. Yet, if these individuals could
look into the future and see the long-term effects of the final settlement,
their chances of having a bright financial future would have greatly
been improved! Our specialized software enables individuals to visualize
the future results of the settlement. This can lead to settlements
between parties instead of lengthy and expensive court trials, less
anger and bitterness as each party takes part in the decision-making
process, and less upset for the children.
If you engage us to do a complete analysis of your proposal,
we will generate schedules that include the financial status, cash
flow, and net worth of each individual spouse, and various settlement
scenarios in columnar and graphic formats.
Nicole and Tom Case Study
This Case Study will show you how our services can lead
to a more equitable financial settlement.
Case Facts:
Tom and Nicole are ages 51 and 47 respectively. They
have been married for 26 years. Tom is a computer consultant and makes
$120,000 annually. Rather than pursue her interest in nursing, Nicole
decided to devote her time and attention to their only child, who is
now 23 years old and married. Nicole is also very active in the community
and feels that she could work part-time and earn $25,000 annually.
She would like to stay in their home and continue to devote more time
to the Community.
Initial Offer:
Nicole will own the house ($100,000 equity) and $60,000
of cash savings. Tom will get the remaining $160,000 thus dividing
the assets equally. Tom will pay alimony of $6,000 per year for five
years. Tom earns $100,000 annually and Nicole earns $25,000 annually.
The chart below shows the consequences
of Tom’s
offer. Within 6 years, Nicole’s assets are declining (even her
home equity) and, in fact, she will face a severe cash shortage. Tom’s
net worth continues to climb.

Using our sophisticated Divorce Planning Software and an
in-depth analysis of the income tax and financial implications of the
assets to be divided, we can present a more equitable financial scenario
in which both parties will prosper.

This solution shows how a change in alimony along with
an adjustment in the distribution of assets can produce a more favorable
financial result for both Nicole and Tom!
The divorce process is challenging; however, with the
right help there are ways to reduce the negative financial impact so you can
start your new life with security and confidence.
Call John Faggio today at (410) 740-3141 and get the advice you need to
obtain a more equitable solution.
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