VIDEO:

by Dan Dorval & Leah Woodly

Should Divorce Be Considered to Protect Assets?

In today’s Quality of Life Conversation, Dan and Leah explore a thought-provoking scenario: an attorney advising someone to divorce as a way to protect their assets.

This advice may sound extreme, but it raises important questions:

• How does this decision impact financial planning?
• What are the consequences for quality of life?
• Is divorce for financial reasons something anyone should seriously consider?

In this video, we unpack the financial and emotional implications of this strategy. We examine the potential trade-offs between protecting assets and maintaining personal values, relationships, and overall well-being.

Watch the video now to hear our perspective and learn how we approach complex financial planning decisions that go beyond numbers to prioritize your quality of life.

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