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Navigating Divorce with Confidence

Divorce can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to go through it alone. Explore heartfelt interviews, practical guidance, and real conversations — from financial insights to emotional support. Wherever you are in the process, these resources are designed to help you feel informed, empowered, and supported.

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When 50/50 isn't fair

Featured in the Q1 2026 Divorce Financial Analyst Journal, Regina’s article explains why a 50/50 split can still lead to unequal outcomes and what to consider when aiming for a more equitable divorce settlement.  

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Your Divorce Team

Regina is part of Divorce GPS, a group of divorce professionals from various industries dedicated to supporting you throughout the divorce process. Divorce GPS provides education, guidance, and encouragement through online programs and workshops designed to help you navigate each step of your divorce journey with clarity and confidence.

Divorce GPS is not affiliated with or endorsed by LPL Financial, Private Advisor Group, or Forge Wealth Management.

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Divorce Services

What can a CDFA® professional do for you?

Divorce may be the largest financial transaction you make as an adult, and you do not want to navigate it alone.

As a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® with more than fifteen years of experience, Regina works together with clients and attorneys to guide them through the financial complexities of the divorce process.  The role of the CDFA® professional is to assist the client and his or her attorney to understand how the decisions he or she makes today will impact the client’s financial future.

Additional Training

  • Amicable Divorce Training
  • Mediation Training
  • Collaborative Divorce Training

Much of a CDFA® professional’s role is collecting the client’s financial data and performing analysis.  CDFA® professionals can help manage a client’s expectations of their financial future by presenting different scenarios and talking through the client’s budget and expenses.  Financial divorce analysis helps to focus on a stable economic future.  This also helps prevent long-term regret with financial decisions made during the divorce process.

In short, a CDFA® professional is best at providing advice on:

  • collecting financial and expense data
  • valuing assets and debts
  • valuing a family home
  • dividing retirement and pension accounts
  • the amount and duration of alimony
  • tax implications of alimony and property division
  • identifying future financial goals
  • developing a budget
  • setting retirement objectives
  • setting up a financial plan for life after the divorce
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