The Financially Fit Divorce
Learn How Financially Fit Couples Prepare their Money for Divorce
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For less than the cost of one hour of an attorney's time, this course will teach you what to expect throughout the divorce process as it relates to money in your relationship. We will cover common divorce terms, questions to ask family law attorneys, the role of other divorce professionals and support payments.
The focus is on saving you money and time - before, during, and after divorce.
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The Financially Fit Divorce online course is based on Pam Friedman's book, "I Now Pronounce You Financially Fit: How to Protect Your Money in Marriage and Divorce".
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Your Instructor
Pam Friedman is a Certified Financial Planner™ professional and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® who literally wrote the book (“I Now Pronounce You Financially Fit“) on marriage, divorce, and the art of maintaining a healthy financial balance throughout. She is founder of Divorce Planning of Austin and co-founder of Silicon Hills Wealth Management. Her particular area of expertise is marital financial planning which includes planning for the risk of divorce and educating clients who may be unfamiliar with financial issues and investing during and after divorce.
She has been featured in national publications and on- air with New York Times, NY Daily News, Elle Magazine, U.S. News and World Report, Self Magazine, Estate Planning Magazine, ABC News Radio, Daily Finance (AOL), and the Divorce Financial Analyst Journal. She is a founding member of The Center for Integrated Divorce, an Austin, Texas based network of mediators and other consultative professionals in divorce. She is a trained family law mediator and a trained financial neutral for collaborative divorce cases and a member of Collaborative Divorce Texas.
She holds an MBA from the McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas at Austin. She has worked as an investment banker, specializing in middle-market lending and private equity in New York, served as executive director of high-yield bonds in for an elite firm in London, and taught graduate-level investment management courses for several years at her alma mater. Most recently, Pam was recognized as a Finalist for Austin Woman Magazine’s Woman’s Way Business Awards and a Nominee for both Austin Business Journal’s Profiles in Power and Investment News’ Women to Watch.
Drawing from her extensive experience, spanning nearly 30 years in the industry, Pam advises clients on how to address finances as a couple. By being sensible, informed, and realistic, couples can prevent many of the financial problems that cause divorce—or that divorce can cause.
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Course Curriculum
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PreviewWelcome to The Financially Fit Divorce (6:34)
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Start1 - The Divorce Process (14:58)
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Start2 - How to Manage the Professionals in the Divorce Process (15:49)
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Start3 - Child Support and Alimony (15:43)
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Start4 - Find Hidden Money and How Taxes Impact Value in Divorce (16:50)
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Start5 - How to Keep or Divide the House (22:53)
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Start6 - How to Divide Cash, Investments, Retirement Accounts, and Debt (27:46)
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Start7 - Insurance, Company Benefits, Social Security, and College Plans (17:35)
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Start8 - How to Value and Divide a Business (8:18)
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Start9 - Smart Post Divorce Steps (10:00)