Meet the person behind your financial guidance
Yetti Esatu founded Reclaimed Horizon Divorce following a career in real estate and financial services and her own experience with divorce. Her work brings those perspectives together in a practice centered on personal attention.
A personal reason for doing this work
Having experienced divorce herself, Yetti understands that financial decisions arrive during a deeply personal transition. That experience helped shape her interest in making specialized financial guidance more accessible to others facing divorce.
She saw how difficult it can be to sort through financial concerns while also determining which professionals to turn to for help. She established Reclaimed Horizon Divorce to give those concerns dedicated attention, drawing on her background in real estate, insurance, and retirement matters.
Yetti brings a warm, patient manner to her work. She wants people to feel comfortable saying when something is unfamiliar and to have the opportunity to examine a decision before committing to it. Her own experience informs her empathy, while each client’s circumstances guide the conversation.
CDFA
Certified Divorce Financial Analyst®
CF2
Certified Financial Fiduciary®
CADP™
Certified Amicable Divorce Professional™
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Your practitioner throughout the engagement
Experience that connects to everyday concerns
A practical perspective on housing
A home can carry personal significance alongside substantial financial responsibilities. Yetti’s real estate background helps her recognize the practical questions surrounding property, including upkeep, ongoing costs, and whether a housing choice fits a person’s changing circumstances.
An understanding of future needs
Yetti’s financial services background includes insurance and retirement knowledge. That experience informs her attention to how present decisions may interact with future income needs, existing financial commitments, and plans that extend beyond the divorce itself.
Begin with a conversation
Meet Yetti during a complimentary 30-minute online consultation. Discuss what you’re looking for and decide whether her approach feels like a fit for your needs.
Your experience deserves its own conversation
Family expectations, cultural perspectives, and past responsibilities with money can influence what feels important during divorce. Yetti makes room for that context rather than assuming that people with similar finances will have the same priorities. Her approach begins with listening to how you see your situation. You can discuss what you hope to preserve, what you are prepared to change, and where you remain uncertain. Those conversations help keep the work grounded in the person making the decisions.