Financial Advisors for Divorced Women
Going through a divorce? Sam’s List connects you with vetted financial advisors who specialize in helping divorced women. Work with a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA®) to avoid costly mistakes, protect your assets, and plan a confident financial future.
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FrequentlyAsked Questions
Who suffers most in divorce financially?
Statistically, women—especially single mothers—face the most lasting financial loss due to income disparity, childcare costs, and asset division.
What happens to women financially after divorce?
According to the U.S. GAO, a woman’s income drops by an average of 41%. Many lose health insurance and must navigate financial decisions solo.
Do I need a financial advisor for divorce?
If you have shared assets, children, or retirement accounts, yes. A CDFA® helps protect your financial future and ensures you understand the tradeoffs in settlement proposals. Use Sam's List to find a vetted financial advisor.
Is a CDFA® worth it?
Absolutely. A CDFA® can help you avoid thousands in mistakes, ensure fair division of assets, and give you long-term clarity.
What a Financial Advisor for Divorced Women Actually Does
A CDFA® isn’t just a money manager—they’re your financial advocate during divorce.
They help you:
Avoid accepting unfair settlement offers
Project long-term impact of asset division (like house vs. IRA)
Prepare new budgets and plan for income changes
Coordinate with your lawyer, CPA, and estate planner
Understand tax impact of child support, alimony, and retirement accounts
They bring clarity and strategy at a time when emotions and stakes are high.
They help you:
Avoid accepting unfair settlement offers
Project long-term impact of asset division (like house vs. IRA)
Prepare new budgets and plan for income changes
Coordinate with your lawyer, CPA, and estate planner
Understand tax impact of child support, alimony, and retirement accounts
They bring clarity and strategy at a time when emotions and stakes are high.
Not sure who’s right for you as a recently divorced woman? Answer a few quick questions, and we’ll introduce you to someone who fits.
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