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Divorce Litigation Support

Financial Clarity for Complex Divorce Matters

Divorce isn't just a legal process—it's a financial one. We help individuals, attorneys, and mediators understand the numbers behind the decisions.

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We help bring clarity to the numbers so you can make informed decisions with confidence. Some of the work we have done for clients and their attorneys include...

Settlement proposal analysis Property division modeling Retirement and pension valuation Military retirement benefits analysis Cash flow and support projections Tax impact analysis Asset tracing and characterization Separate vs. Marital property analysis Business valuation support and review Real estate and buyout scenarios Long-term financial projections Stock option & executive comp review Expert witness services

Financial Insight When the Stakes Are High

Divorce-related financial decisions often have long-term consequences. We help clients and attorneys evaluate settlement options, understand financial tradeoffs, and navigate complex issues with greater clarity and confidence.

Meet our Divorce Financial Specialists

Morgan Murray and Victoria Watson are Certified Divorce Financial Analysts® (CDFA®) and Certified Financial Planners® (CFP®) who help clients, attorneys, and mediators navigate the financial complexities of divorce.

Morgan is also a Master Analyst in Financial Forensics (MAFF®) professional and has served as a consulting financial expert alongside attorneys in divorce litigation. Victoria specializes in helping clients understand the financial implications of divorce and prepare for life after settlement.

ABRI is French for “shelter,” reflecting the firm’s commitment to providing clarity, confidence, and financial direction during one of life’s most significant transitions.

Morgan Murray, CFP®, CDFA®, MAFF®

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Victoria Watson, CFP®, CDFA®

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Who We Work With

Individuals

For clients who need financial analysis beyond traditional financial planning, including evaluating settlement options, understanding long-term affordability, and preparing for mediation or litigation.

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Attorneys

Financial consulting support for attorneys seeking assistance with property division analysis, retirement benefits, tax implications, cash flow projections, and other financial issues relevant to a divorce matter.

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Mediators

Objective financial analysis and modeling to help parties better understand the financial consequences of various settlement proposals.

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Simple, Transparent Pricing

Get the advice you need without any long-term commitments. Before any engagement begins, we'll discuss scope, expected costs, and whether our services are likely to add value to your case.

For Clients

Starts at $2,999

Comprehensive financial analysis and planning support tailored to your divorce. Engagements may include settlement modeling, cash flow projections, retirement analysis, tax considerations, and long-term financial planning. Most engagements are structured around a defined scope of work so clients have clarity around expectations and costs from the start.

What's included

Depending on the scope of your case, services may include:

Asset & Debt analysis

Settlement comparisons

Cash flow projections

Tax considerations

Retirement & pension analysis

Business interest valuation

Stock compensation analysis

Financial Tracing

Insurance needs

Long-term financial impact

Attorney collaboration

Financial exhibits

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For Attorneys & Mediators

Hourly Consulting

For attorneys, mediators, and clients seeking assistance with a specific financial issue or deliverable. Services may include settlement modeling, support analysis, business interests, retirement benefits, pension valuation, document review, or case strategy discussions.

Fees vary based on scope and complexity. Only meaningful work performed directly on the matter is billed.

Related Services

If you’re looking for broader financial guidance beyond the divorce itself, explore our Divorce Financial Planning process designed to help individuals transition confidently into their next chapter.

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Frequently Asked Questions

In case you have any other questions, simply book a call to get them answered. 

Why work with a CDFA?

The goal is not to provide legal advice or replace your attorney. Instead, financial analysis helps ensure that important financial considerations are identified, understood, and incorporated into the decision-making process.

Do I need to be a financial planning client?

No. Litigation support engagements are available independently and do not require an ongoing financial planning relationship.

Can you work directly with my attorney?

Yes. Many engagements involve collaboration with attorneys, mediators, accountants, and other professionals involved in the case.

Do you provide expert witness services?

When appropriate, expert witness and consulting services may be available depending on the needs of the case and engagement scope.

What types of cases do you work on?

Services can support a wide range of financial issues, including retirement benefits, support analysis, asset tracing, business interests, tax considerations, real estate matters, and settlement evaluation.

Can you help if my case is already in litigation?

Yes. Financial analysis can be valuable at any stage of the divorce process, including mediation, settlement negotiations, and active litigation.

What’s the difference between divorce planning and litigation support?

Divorce planning focuses on helping individuals make informed financial decisions before, during, and after divorce. Litigation support focuses on analyzing financial issues within a divorce case and providing objective financial insight to individuals, attorneys, and mediators.