Find the financial services your situation calls for
Explore financial consultations, record reviews, settlement comparisons, and educational sessions with Reclaimed Horizon Divorce. The services below explain what each type of work addresses and how an engagement begins.
What each service covers
Services can be used individually or combined within an agreed engagement. Budget projections may accompany settlement comparisons; educational sessions focus on learning concepts rather than analyzing a particular proposal.
Divorce Financial Consultations
Use a paid consultation to explore a specific financial concern, such as preparing questions about household expenses or discussing what a proposal would require you to examine. Questions needing records or calculations may require a separate review
Forensic Financial Document Review
Review relevant account statements, income records, debt balances, and expense information. Findings distinguish what is documented from what remains incomplete or inconsistent, helping identify records or explanations needed before further analysis.
Settlement Comparisons
Examine alternative divisions of property, savings, retirement assets, and debt. For example, compare a proposal that retains the home with one that leaves more accessible savings, considering the costs and constraints attached to each arrangement.
Budget Projections
Build a view of expected income and expenses for a separate household. Examine recurring costs, allow for less frequent expenses, and identify potential shortfalls. The assumptions make it possible to revisit the projection as information changes.
Individual Financial Education
Use a dedicated learning session to work through financial terms and concepts at your own pace. Discuss what you want to learn before booking so the session can focus on your interests and existing knowledge. Educational sessions build understanding; analysis of your records or settlement proposals requires a separately agreed scope.
Group Seminars & Workshops
Enquire about an educational seminar or workshop for your group. Seminars introduce and explain financial concepts; workshops allow more time for questions and discussion. Share the audience’s learning interests and preferred format so Yetti can discuss available options. Topics and fees are agreed before booking.
From the first conversation to completed work
Introduce your situation
Describe the issue you want help with and any upcoming decisions or deadlines during a complimentary 30-minute online consultation. This introductory meeting establishes whether a paid engagement would be useful.
Agree on the scope
Discuss the proposed work, deliverables, fees, and timing before proceeding. Yetti identifies the relevant records so you know what to gather for the engagement.
Review the findings
Walk through the completed analysis, including its assumptions and unanswered questions. Discuss whether the findings call for additional information or input from your attorney or another specialist.
What your documents contain
Financial summaries organize the information reviewed and outstanding questions. Comparison reports show differences between the scenarios examined. Budget projections set out estimated income and expenses using the assumptions discussed with you. Your agreed scope determines which documents you receive, including any additional materials your case requires. Projections illustrate possible outcomes and do not guarantee future results. If a decision raises tax questions, seek advice from a qualified tax professional about how the rules apply to your circumstances. Financial analysis does not replace that advice.
Explore common questions
Start with a complimentary 30-minute consultation
Choose an available time to discuss a specific service or ask which type of engagement may fit your situation. Detailed document review and analysis are booked separately.