Equal Isn’t Equitable: Rethinking Your Divorce Settlement
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You keep the house. Your spouse keeps more of the retirement savings. The numbers look equal—but will they support equally stable futures?
In this episode of I Now Pronounce You Divorced!, attorney and CEO Charles D. Hatley, Esq., sits down with Monica Cervantes, a financial advisor and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) at PAX Financial in San Antonio, TX, to explore why a divorce settlement’s value goes far beyond the balances on a statement.
From taxes and retirement benefits to mortgage eligibility and everyday expenses, they unpack the financial questions that can be easy to overlook when you’re focused on reaching an agreement.
You’ll hear:
• Why equal account balances may have different after-tax values
• How keeping the marital home can put pressure on your finances
• Why access to cash matters when planning your next chapter
• How bringing financial, tax, mortgage, and legal professionals together early can help you make more informed decisions
Whether you’re considering divorce, weighing a proposed settlement, or supporting someone through the process, this conversation offers a clearer way to think about what comes next.
What would you like us to explore further: keeping the house, dividing retirement accounts, or budgeting after divorce? Leave a comment or send us your topic suggestion.
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