No, the joint financial specialist remains neutral throughout the process, acting as a facilitator of financial discussions. They provide guidance and support to both parties, ensuring fairness and equal representation.

Absolutely. A joint financial specialist can help you develop a comprehensive financial plan that considers your future goals and supports your transition into post-divorce life. They provide guidance on budgeting, asset division, retirement, and financial considerations related to child support and alimony. The Consensus process also welcomes the participation of any financial professional who are or will be working either client after the divorce.

The role of the joint financial specialist is to provide financial expertise, analysis, and guidance. They do not provide financial advice, per se, or legal advice and they do not represent either party--they assist both spouses during the divorce process. The divorce lawyers work alongside the joint financial specilaist to address legal matters and ensure a comprehensive approach to the divorce process.

Choosing the Consensus Process empowers you to maintain control over decisions that shape your family's future. By committing to stay out of court, our team can focus solely on resolving issues and finding solutions, rather than preparing for litigation. As a result, a Consensus Divorce Process is typically less expensive than traditional litigation. Most importanly, no one can predict the full and final cost of a traditional divorce; here at Consensus you will know the total cost upfront, before you begin.

It's important to recognize that conflict can be costly, both financially and emotionally. Divorce is a significant life transition that can be disorienting. Our services can help you reduce conflict and manage strong emotions, ultimately minimizing expenses.