The Financial Clarity Session
Most women leave their attorney's office holding a financial affidavit and no real idea what it means for them. This is the hour that changes that — a licensed CPA reading your actual numbers back to you in plain language, and telling you what they say about your future.
Book the session — $40001 Nobody's job is to explain it to you
Your attorney's job is the case. The financial affidavit gets filed because the court requires it — not because anyone sat down and walked you through what it means for the next twenty years of your life.
So you sign things you don't fully understand. You accept a number because it sounds large. You agree to keep an asset without knowing what it will cost you to hold. And the person across the table understands the finances better than you do, which is often exactly the position you were kept in during the marriage.
That gap is closable in a single hour. That is the entire purpose of this session.
02 What you leave with
What exists, what it is genuinely worth, and what is actually yours — stated in language you can repeat to someone else without needing a translator.
The accounts, years, entities, or documents that should be in the picture and are not. Knowing what to ask for is often worth more than anything already in front of you.
A short, specific list for your attorney. Not general advice — the precise things worth their billable time given what your own numbers show.
03 How it works
First, fifteen minutes at no charge. A short, confidential call to confirm this is the right help for your situation. If it isn't, we will say so and point you somewhere better. Nobody is sold an hour they don't need.
Then a short intake form. Sent after booking, completed before we speak. It covers the shape of your situation — how many years, how many accounts, what you can and cannot see. This exists so the paid hour is spent explaining your position rather than gathering facts a form can gather.
Then the hour itself. Sixty minutes, by appointment. You do not need to send documents in advance, and you do not need to understand any of it beforehand. That is the point.
04 The fee, plainly
$400 for the session. One hour, one fee, stated up front. Your attorney bills by the hour and the meter is already running; this is a fixed, finite cost with a defined outcome.
If deeper work follows — reconstructing years of records, organizing an incomplete picture, checking what was disclosed against what should exist — it is quoted after the session, once we both know what is actually involved. We do not quote that work before seeing the shape of it, and we do not ask you to commit to it on the call.
Many women take the hour, leave with what they came for, and never need anything further. That is a good outcome, not a lost sale.
05 Booking
Email is the only channel. It is answered personally and it is confidential.
Write from an email account only you control. If you need a different way to be contacted for safety reasons, say so and we will work around it.
Email to request the callNo mailing list. No follow-up sequence. One reply from a person.
This session explains what your financial position is. It is not legal advice, and it does not replace your attorney — it makes the hours you are already paying them for count for more.