Your attorney handles the law. But the financial decisions — what you'll live on,
how your retirement gets split, whether your settlement actually works in real life —
that's the part nobody is covering for you.
I recorded everything I tell my clients behind closed doors.
Three episodes are free. No email. No commitment. Just press play.
| Your Attorney | A CDFA |
|---|---|
| Knows the law | Knows your money |
| Argues fairness in court | Quantifies fairness in numbers |
| Reacts to proposals | Models scenarios before you agree |
| Bills by the hour | Helps you make one decision that lasts decades |
You don't have to choose between an attorney and a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst. You need both. Your lawyer fights for legal rights. A CDFA fights for what those rights mean financially.
Most people don't know CDFAs exist until it's too late. That's why Leanne recorded The Private Sessions — so you can learn what to ask before you sit across the table from anyone.
Hear it from Leanne — listen free →
17 episodes. One financial guide. Recorded by Leanne Ozaine, CDFA,
who went through her own divorce after 25 years of marriage.
These aren't scripts. These are the real conversations she has in
her office — about settlements, taxes, retirement accounts, and
the financial mistakes smart people make.
The first three episodes are free. Start here:
Your divorce settlement looks equal. But after taxes, penalties, and liquidity differences, is it? A CDFA explains the gap between paper fair and real fair.
Read →A CDFA runs the financial numbers your divorce attorney can't. Learn what a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst does, costs, and when you need one.
Read →Gray divorce financial mistakes cost $100K+. A CDFA reveals 7 costly errors people over 50 make in divorce—and how to avoid them before you sign.
Read →Should you keep the house or retirement accounts in divorce? A CDFA runs the numbers — real tax math, 10-year projections, and the gap most people miss.
Read →A CDFA reveals 5 financial red flags hiding in your divorce settlement — the ones attorneys aren't trained to catch. Check your numbers before you sign.
Read →The complete gray divorce financial guide from a CDFA. Covers retirement, Social Security, property division, tax traps, and the before-you-sign checklist.
Read →After 25 years of marriage, I found myself at my kitchen table staring at bank statements and wondering if I'd ever feel secure again. I had every credential in the book and I was still terrified. That experience is why this practice exists. I work with both men and women, and my job is to make sure your settlement actually works for your real life.
Read Leanne's full story → Or visit The Private Advisory →