A “Kitchen Table Divorce”

Despite what divorce signifies, the dissolution of a marriage, there is a path to achieving an amicable resolution. A more balanced and clear approach is to identify assets, understand each other’s needs and wants, and discuss these matters with a professional mediator and financial expert.

I’m Amy Colton, a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® and a Certified Family Law Mediator. If you or someone you know is facing this life transition, I can show you how my “Kitchen Table Divorce” works to help you reach an agreement within 90 days and at a fraction of the cost couples pay for attorneys.

It’s a common perception that when divorce is mentioned it means here comes a fight. But divorce doesn’t have to equal conflict, lawyers, and drama, where assets are wasted and the process is drawn out. With the right guidance, divorce can be collaborative and strategically sound, and a settlement reached more efficiently and quickly.

Guidance for Every Kind of Divorce and for Every Step

Divorce Financial Plan

We review the numbers that you need to consider when planning your financial future. This includes assets such as 401ks, brokerage accounts, property, and more. We take into account both parties’ requests, and review the tax ramifications to ensure a fair outcome, as we build your divorce plan and post-divorce budget.

Divorce Financial Plan and Mediation

We believe in amicable divorces. Our innovative approach to mediation allows couples to sit down over a series of sessions to find common ground and structure a settlement, giving each party more time and more money to move on peacefully.