Make Her An Offer She Can't Refuse

Scott Martin Arms You With The Strategies And Tactics To Get Her To Say Yes To Your Divorce Settlement Offer

By Scott Martin, CFP™, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst™

If you are thinking about getting a divorce, or are in the midst of one this could be one of the most important articles that you could ever read.

I know that you are probably thinking that this is a bunch of hype... but stay with me and you will learn strategies and tactics that the divorce racket hopes you never know about.

Imagine this, you end this nightmare of a divorce quickly and fairly while protecting your bottom line and your kids if you have any. And if you don't that is okay because you still want to protect your standard of living right?

The key to getting your wife to saying yes to a settlement offer is to "show her the money!" Remember the movie called, Jerry McGuire where Jerry is a sports agent talking to his football wide receiver client who says to Jerry, "Show me the money!"?

That is exactly what you are going to do with your wife show her the money and back it up with irrefutable evidence (a paper trail that can't be disputed that includes ALL financial statements such as for investments, assets, debts, tax returns, credit reports, retirement plans, bank accounts, etc.).

If you want to save time, fees and frustration than you MUST know in ADVANCE what the heck is going on with all the money and assets and liabilities so that you may make informed decisions.

Don't leave any of this to chance like most guys do... they have the divorce lawyers horse trade for them only to learn later how bad of a deal they ended up with. That does NOT have to happen to you.

Here is the deal that the divorce racket wants to hide from you... create a divorce financial plan... a Divorce Blueprint. Have a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst™ create one for you (not your CPA or financial advisor or divorce lawyer). This is a highly specialized field and you can't be taking chances with your future.

Your Divorce Blueprint May Analyze Your:

  • Income and tax calculations: Figure your and your spouse's income after alimony, support, and taxes. Ask "what if" questions about tax decisions involving alimony, support, claiming exemptions, paying the mortgage, paying child care and more.
  • Property division: Figure a property division you can live with. Your CDFA™ enters a proposed settlement for each spouse's home, cars, cash, pension, mortgage and other debts. Then see how close you are to your desired overall percentage split.
  • Alimony Buyout: See what one-time "alimony buyout" will cover a proposed series of alimony payments.
  • Monthly Payment Calculations: See what monthly alimony payment has a value equal to a proposed "alimony buyout" property settlement.
  • Sale of Home Calculation: Estimate how much money each party will keep after a sale of your home, assuming favorable tax treatment.
  • Alimony Recapture Calculation: See whether your proposed alimony payments will have to be "recaptured" and reported as income under the tax rules.
  • Equalization payment: The equalization payment shows the dollar gap between the property division so far and the desired property division. It represents the incremental amount of property one party would have to give the other to reach the desired property division. If the equalization payment is made, that equalization payment then becomes part of the recipient's property.
  • Tax impact of Alimony vs. Child Support: This analysis compares the effect of switching the child support to alimony in order to save the payer taxes if they are in a higher tax bracket than the recipient.

You can use these analysis to begin the process of taking control of your financial situation and make smarter decisions about alimony, who claims the exemptions, who pays the mortgage, child care, property division, selling your home, pensions and more.

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Each person's circumstances are unique and I am merely providing you with ideas and information that you may or may not use. You understand that I am not giving financial, tax or legal advice and highly recommend that you seek professional advice for each discipline listed above.