So, in collaborative cases, both attorneys
tend to hand over the gathering and analysis of
financial information and the development of
financial options to a
neutral C.P.A. or
financial advisor.
They also
tend to minimize the important
financial expertise the Financial Neutrals bring to the clients, and instead assert their own opinions or ideas about divorce finances, despite the fact that the lawyers rarely have any professional background or credential related to finances
financial expertise the
Financial Neutrals bring to the clients, and instead assert their own opinions or ideas about divorce finances, despite the fact that the lawyers rarely have any professional background or credential related to finances
Financial Neutrals bring to the clients, and instead assert their own opinions or ideas about divorce finances, despite the fact that the lawyers rarely have any professional background or credential related to finances or taxes.