Divorce is difficult, but discovering your spouse is using marital funds for a new relationship can make it even more complicated. Learn how to track spending, understand the legal implications, and protect your financial interests to secure your share of marital assets.

A Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) is your financial compass during divorce. They help you understand your assets, liabilities, and future financial needs, ensuring a fair settlement and minimizing tax consequences. With a CDFA by your side, you can navigate the complexities of divorce with greater confidence.

Non-marital property is generally assets owned by one spouse before marriage or acquired during marriage through inheritance, gift, or personal injury settlement. Unlike marital property, which is typically divided between spouses upon divorce, non-marital property is usually retained by the owning spouse. While this seems straightforward, complications can arise, such as when non-marital assets are commingled with marital property or when the property’s value increases during the marriage. To protect your rights and ensure a fair outcome, seeking legal counsel is essential.