Lauren Prince, CFP®, CDFA™
Prince Financial Advisory
Serving clients since 1994
275 Madison Avenue Floor 32, New York, NY 10016
County: New York

Phone: 212-286-1372
Website: http://www.Lprince.com

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Those clients going through a divorce are experiencing emotional, legal, and financial upheavals. Lauren Prince has a specialty in divorce financial planning which helps the client to determine if the division of assets from the marriage will be fair and equitable.

Lauren Prince prepares spreadsheets and graphs to clearly show the financial results of the distribution of the marital assets. These analytical reports can be instrumental in negotiations with mediators and attorneys. Many mediators and attorneys are not experts in taxes and financial assets and, consequently, many times, the financial aspects of divorce maybe overlooked or not well thought-out. Financial realities become dominant only after the divorce is final. Lauren Prince helps to show t he financial consequences of the division of assets, child support and maintenance.

The following are examples of the diverse services offered:

Document marital standard of living through historical spending patterns

Compile, organize and value assets and liabilities

Review tax returns and financial statements

Examine psychological attitudes toward money

Review and prioritize goals

Track money flows through brokerage statements

Help clients understand, evaluate, and negotiate settlement proposals

Analyze tax impact on settlement proposals

Help minimize taxes through the efficient allocation of personal and real estate tax deductions

Develop realistic post divorce budgets

Set up 10 to 15 year post-divorce cash flow projections.

Through this comprehensive knowledge of personal finance, Lauren can provide answers to many different questions thereby helping to increase the productivity of matrimonial attorneys and mediators and reducing the uncertainty that impedes divorcing clients from making informed and timely decisions.