Collaborative Practice Toronto suggests advisors can help clients by: identifying, clarifying, and prioritizing financial needs and concerns (needs during or after the legal process); determining adequate budget and financial arrangements for the children's changing needs; and contrasting and comparing different settlement scenarios, and empowering spouses to make
fully informed financial decisions.
In the Collaborative Divorce process we will examine your economic picture in depth so you can make
fully informed financial decisions regarding your assets, liabilities, support of your children, and cash flow.
• contrasting and comparing different settlement scenarios, and empowering spouses to make
fully informed financial decisions.
Not exact matches
Financial decisions are important, so if there's anything you don't
fully understand don't implement the advice until you do have enough information to make an
informed decision.
On August 25, 2016, the Delaware Court of Chancery, in its
decision in Larkin v. Shah, dismissed a stockholder challenge to a merger due to the cleansing effect of
fully informed stockholder approval, applying the Delaware Supreme Court's Corwin v. KKR
Financial Holdings LLC
decision issued in October 2015.
The
financial professional is also able to narrow requests for
financial documents to only those necessary for the clients to make a
fully informed decision.
Since many of the
decisions made about the division of assets are difficult, if not impossible to change once the divorce is final, it is imperative to be
fully informed of the short and long - term consequences of potential settlement alternatives, so that the family has the best chance of protecting its
financial stability going forward.