Pre-Divorce Financial Preparation Kit

By taking the time to come up to speed on your financial picture before starting the divorce process, you can streamline your negotiations - which will save you time and money, cut down on stress, and allow you to make better decisions for your future.

Instructor:

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Joe Dillon, M.B.A.

7 Lessons
Access this content for 365 days
Complete the exercises at your own pace
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$59 / One time

Get ready to gain a clear picture of your financial situation as you prepare for divorce!

This kit provides practical tools to help you prepare for the economic aspects of your divorce. By using these resources, you'll be equipped to make better choices - setting the stage for a more secure financial future for yourself and your children as you transition into this new chapter of your life.
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Details:

This kit is packed with helpful exercises that will give you valuable insights about your financial picture. You'll gain a clear understanding of your marital finances, including what you own and what you owe. As well as figure out how much you'll need financially after your divorce to support yourself and your children. Why is this important?

Because having a solid grasp of your financial situation gives you superpowers when it's time to work with your spouse and chosen divorce professional to negotiate for your financial interests during your divorce.


What's included:
Module 1: Benefits of Preparing Financially BEFORE Divorce

Gain a thorough understanding of why it pays to plan financially for divorce, and how doing so can improve both your divorce outcome and your life moving forward.

●     Learn the 5 most important reasons to prepare financially prior to entering divorce negotiations (and a few reasons you might not want to do so.)

●     Use those reasons to streamline your negations, strengthen your bargaining position, develop your negotiation strategy, and improve cash flow.

●     Feel confident in your ability to negotiate your divorce to a successful conclusion, while knowing what lies ahead for you and your children’s financial future.

Module 2: Divorce Assets

●     Overview and key points about various types of divorce assets

●     List of Divorce Assets

Module 3: Common Documents and Information to Gather

●     Purpose of this exercise

●     Checklist of Common Documents and Information to Gather

Module 4: Balance Sheet

●     Balance Sheet Instructions for Completion

●     Balance Sheet Worksheet

Module 5: Individual Budget (APART Expenses)

●     Individual Budget Instructions for Completion

●     Individual Budget Worksheet (APART Expenses)

Module 6: Joint Budget

●     Joint Budget Instructions for Completion

●     Joint Budget Worksheet

BONUS: Tips for Entering or Re-Entering Workforce Due to a Divorce

If you’re divorcing and don't currently earn an income, you might be dealing with the added stress and overwhelm of re-entering the workforce after years away.

Here are 10 tips to make the transition a little easier.

Preparing for Divorce Financially Helps You
Make Better Choices During the Process!

What Learners are Saying:

"The materials provided in this kit are extremely valuable tools. They helped me understand the magnitude of what I was going to need and think about financially in the process in an organized and straightforward way."
"I didn't handle the finances in my marriage, so it was eye-opening (and a bit shocking) to complete the exercises and see a clear picture of our expenses and spending. The information, lists and spreadsheets contained in the kit were so useful and really helped me start to make a plan for my life post-divorce."

This Kit was Developed by:

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Joe Dillon, M.B.A.

Divorce Mediator & Negotiation Expert
Joe is the founder of Equitable Mediation. He holds a Master’s degree in finance, and completed formal training in negotiation and mediation from Harvard University, MIT, Northwestern University, the NJ Association of Professional Mediators, the Institute for Continuing Legal Education, the Academy of Professional Family Mediators and the Institute for Divorce Financial Analysis.

Joe has served as an instructor training other divorce mediators for the New Jersey Association for Professional Mediators (NJAPM) 40-hour divorce mediation training course and for Northwestern University's 40-hour divorce mediation training course. And as a judge for both the Loyola Law School Mediation Tournament as well as the InterNational Academy of Dispute Resolution (INADR) Law School Mediation Tournament.

Joe is an expert on the money and wealth side of divorce and negotiation among ex-spouses, and throughout his professional career, has helped over a thousand couples reach a fair and equitable divorce agreement - out of court.

It Pays to Prepare Financially Before You Divorce

If you do, you'll be better equipped to set the stage for a more secure financial future for yourself and your children as you transition into this new chapter of your life.

FAQs

Does this kit include the forms I need to file my own divorce?

No. This is not a DIY divorce product, it is a kit to help prepare financially - before a divorce is underway.

What is the format for the kit?

There is one pre-recorded video, and the rest of the exercises are presented through a combination of written content and downloadable checklists, worksheets and guides.

How long do I have access to the content?

You will have access to the kit for one year from your date of purchase.

And if additional content is added to the kit during that time, you will have access to the new content also.

Note: If you download the materials, you will technically have lifetime access!

Will any other participants see that I purchased this kit?

No. Enrollment is completely confidential - you will not see other participants, and they will not see you.


You can simply log in and access the content at your own convenience, whenever you would like!

I don’t want my spouse to know I bought your kit. How will it show on my credit card?

On your credit card, your purchase will show as either "EMS, LLC" or "Equitable Mediation."

In addition, you will receive an email receipt after you purchase the course, and Equitable Mediation Services will be listed on that receipt.

So if you don’t want your spouse to know you purchased this kit, you would need to use both a private email address and payment method your spouse does not use or have access to.

And when viewing or downloading the content, you’ll want to use a computer or tablet they also don’t share with you or have access to.

I’m already in the middle of the divorce process. Will this kit still be useful to me?

No. If you are already in the middle of divorce proceedings, and are working with a lawyer or other divorce professional, they will have their own process.

What if I'm unhappy with the kit?

Due to the nature of the materials included, this kit is non-refundable.

By purchasing, you are agreeing to these terms & no refund can be made regardless if you claim you never used or interacted with any of the materials.

Pre-Divorce Financial Preparation Kit

If you take the time to come up to speed on your financial picture before starting the divorce process, you can streamline your negotiations - which will save you time and money, and reduce stress.
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