• Produce powerful case exhibits in the form of spreadsheets and graphs
• Give you the professional back-up you need to be sure that you've covered all the financial bases of a case—even if the financial situation is "sticky"
• Provide a personal financial analysis for your client, in terms that are easy to understand-helping them to be more confident of the long and short term implications of the settlement you propose
• Appear as an expert witness if a case goes to court

• Personal vs. marital property
• Valuing and dividing property
• Retirement and pensions
• Alimony and Child Support
• Splitting the house
• Tax problems and solutions
• Expert witness testimony

• Case preparation is easier— we do the financial work for you. Our presentations tend to be more effective than others in the industry because they are tailored to the needs of the individual client and presented in concrete, easy-to-understand terms using charts and graphs for clarification.
• Reduce liability by having in-depth financial research to support your case
• Reliable expert witness testimony to back you up if the case goes to court-with presentations designed to demonstrate all of the implications of your proposal clearly and convincingly.

In short, we can help you achieve a fair, financially equitable divorce settlement for your client.

The ICDFA was founded in 1993 and was developed specifically to fill a need for financial expertise in the divorce arena. Institute instructors include both attorneys and Certified Financial Planners who are experts in the field of divorce. All are experienced instructors who have helped many clients achieve financially equitable divorces.

To receive the designation of Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA), a practitioner must have demonstrated financial expertise and experience, have graduated successfully from the ICDFA, and fulfill specialized continuing education credits annually. IDFA^TM has been accepted by the CFP (Certified Financial Planner) Board, The American College of Financial Planning , and The National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA).

Securities offered through National Planning Corporation (NPC), Member FINRA/SIPC. Wealth Strategies Group and NPC are separate and unrelated companies.