Daniel F. Iuculano
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Phone: (904) 302-8911
Email: danieli@dfi-wealth-mgmt.com
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If you wish personal assistance in planning your divorce as it relates to your finances please email or call me to discuss creating a divorce financial plan. I have provided a link to a sample divorce financial plan for your review.
When dealing with a divorce you will get the best result by approaching divorce like a business negotiation. Too many men enter their divorce without a good plan and pay dearly in the end.
Every state has it’s own set of divorce laws as it relates to child support, alimony, division of marital assets so do your homework.
Property Division - one of the most difficult and complex areas of dissolution process is the division of marital property, sometimes called the marital estate. Marital property may include cars, houses, retirement benefits (pensions), business interests, cash, stocks, bonds, bank accounts, personal property and any other things of value that have been accumulated during the marriage.
I provided several divorce and marriage related books on the subject. Click on any of the banners to your right for further information or to purchase. I have provided a summary of each eBook outline at Divorce Tips & Resources.
The advantage to having a Divorce Plan is the fact you can use the plan to play "what if" depending on what offer is on the table and how that agreement would impact both parties well into the future.
Divorce Tips
Taking advantage of tax deductions during their divorce
Insisting that a portion of your child support go the the child's college savings account instead of your ex-wife's pocket. Your ex-wife will hate it, but your kids and the courts will love the idea.
The courts often require that you carry an expensive life insurance policy to cover alimony or child support payments. Most men don't realize that social security benefits already do this. Drop the expensive policy; you're already covered.
In a custody battle, men often argue why they deserve to have the children. This never works. Explaining why the children deserve to live with their father will have a much better impact. It's all in the approach.
Child support
Alimony
Retirement plans
Taxes