ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Divorce Finances Explained: Will Your Settlement Work in Real Life?
A divorce settlement can look fair on paper—but will it actually work for your life?
In this episode of Discussions With a Divorce Coach: 5 Questions in 15 Minutes, Kimberly Lorah, Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Divorce Coach®, is joined by Victoria V. Kirilloff, CDFA®, NCPM®, CDS®, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, Family Financial Mediator, Financial Neutral, and founder of Divorce Analytics.
Together, they explore why understanding the numbers is only part of making sound financial decisions during divorce.
A proposed settlement may appear reasonable today, but what could it mean for your monthly expenses, lifestyle, housing, long-term goals, and financial security after the divorce is final?
Victoria explains how financial analysis can help you look beyond what seems fair on paper and evaluate whether the decisions you're considering can actually support the life you'll be living.
✔ Why “fair on paper” doesn't always mean financially workable in real life
✔ How financial analysis can bring clarity to complicated divorce decisions
✔ Why it's important to understand your needs, priorities, and financial variables before negotiating
✔ How emotions and fear can influence financial decision-making during divorce
✔ Why knowing your options can help you negotiate with greater clarity and confidence
✔ How looking at the bigger financial picture can help you make decisions that support your future—not just get you through today
Divorce can feel like navigating through a heavy fog, especially when you're being asked to make decisions that may affect you for years to come.
Clarity helps you see your options.
Confidence helps you make the decision.
Victoria V. Kirilloff, CDFA®, NCPM®, CDS® is a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, Family Financial Mediator, Financial Neutral, and founder of Divorce Analytics.
Victoria knows firsthand that divorce doesn't have to destroy you—financially or emotionally.
After finding herself in a financially entangled relationship that had become severely abusive, Victoria used her background in financial analysis to begin building her way out. She developed what became her first Global Settlement Proposal, helping create a path toward a peaceful separation without unnecessarily tearing everything apart.
That experience became the foundation for the work she does today.
Through Divorce Analytics, Victoria helps make the financial side of divorce more transparent, understandable, and manageable so individuals can evaluate their options and make informed decisions about what comes next.
Victoria believes your best chapter doesn't have to end with divorce.
It may just be beginning.
🌐 Divorce Analytics:
https://mywealthanalytics.com/
📧 Email:
victoria@mywealthanalytics.com
📞 Phone:
424-902-2416
402-430-3092
📅 Book a 30-Minute Consultation:
https://divorceanalytics.cliogrow.com/book/b0a3a9ad2659254b99d2818c351cfd65
Victoria works with clients through Divorce Analytics with locations in Santa Monica, California; New York City; and Omaha, Nebraska.
Divorce isn't only a legal or financial process. It's a major life transition.
If you're navigating divorce and would like support gaining clarity, preparing for important conversations, managing the emotional overwhelm, or figuring out what comes next, visit:
🌿 KimberlyLorahCoaching.com
Schedule a complimentary consultation and learn how divorce coaching can help you move through this transition with greater clarity, confidence, and courage.
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Your marriage may have ended, but your life is not over.
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