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Divorce Smart provides individuals, couples, mediators, and attorneys with financial expertise and mediation services during divorce. With advanced training in all financial aspects of divorce including pension valuation, marital vs. separate property, and tax optimization of settlements, we can help craft creative settlement solutions that make financial sense for both parties. Get divorce financial planning expertise when you need it most.

Divorce Mediation is approximately
half the cost of an average divorce.

At Divorce Smart, we know there are three components of divorce to consider:  Legal, Financial and Emotional.  We help you thoroughly address those aspects and effectively work through all of them.

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The average cost of a divorce in
Minnesota is $14,200.  (Source lawyers.com)

A word from Michelle

Navigating divorce can be difficult, let us help you make the process easier and more affordable.

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There are three ways to work with us:

Mediation

Work together with your partner to effectively navigate the divorce process and create a win-win solution for your family.

Financial Advocacy

Get financial expertise to remove any financial uncertainty and facilitate more productive conversations to reach a fair and equitable settlement in a shorter amount of time.

Collaborative Divorce

Work with a collaborative team of professionals in a voluntary dispute resolution process to reach a mutually acceptable settlement and resolve your issues without going to court.

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7 Ways to Minimize Audit Risk
Taxpayers invest about 13 hours preparing their tax returns, according to the IRS’s instructions for Form 1040. More specifically, the IRS says that the average nonbusiness taxpayer spends nine hours preparing a tax return, which includes three hours of record keeping. For taxpayers who file a business return, expect around 24 hours, with about half of that spent keeping records.
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Everything You Need to Know about Social Security
Social Security provides retirees with a basic income. It was never intended to fully cover the cost of living in retirement. But it acts as a supplement to your resources. Social Security includes disability, dependent benefits, and survivor benefits for minor or disabled children. Our focus today will be on retirement benefits.
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Making the Most of Retirement
Much has been written about saving for retirement, and we adhere to the principle that financial security is a key component to a successful retirement. Many of you are on that road right now, while others are accessing the savings accumulated over a lifetime.
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