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In the high-stakes environment of divorce, decision-making isn't just difficult—neurologically, it is nearly impossible. When the brain is under the extreme stress of litigation, it defaults to shortcuts, avoids trade-offs, and succumbs to "ego depletion," leading even the most successful professionals to make impulsive or illogical decisions. This "fog" creates two dangerous extremes: the spouse who stays silent out of fear, and the spouse who makes unrealistic demands.

Unrealistic divorce demands rarely come from greed—they come from fear, influence, and distorted expectations. Here’s what happens when one spouse tries to be fair while the other is guided by everything but the facts.

I'm asked about my fees and process constantly. Here's the truth: I don't have a standard answer—because your divorce isn't standard. And cookie-cutter planning can cost you six or seven figures.

Discover the hidden financial risks of collaborative divorce for business owners, physicians, and spouses. Learn why financial safeguards are essential.

Physicians work hard to build wealth—but lifestyle creep and divorce can put it all at risk. Discover how a Financial Strategy for Physicians helps protect your finances, avoid costly mistakes, and secure your future—even in the face of divorce.

When Dr. S. came to me, he was four years into a divorce process that had drained him, financially, emotionally, mentally. He’s a...

In today’s digital age, social media is a go-to resource for advice on virtually every topic, including divorce. While it can be tempting...

I see this time and time again. Women come to us after they have signed an agreed to and have made financial decisions without the right...

When going through a divorce, the marital residence is usually the greatest source of uncertainty and conflict during the negotiations. ...

When a marriage is ending and one or both parties decide to divorce the impact can be devastating. Divorce is not only emotionally but...