About Leanne
I'm Leanne Ozaine, and I help people navigate one of life's most challenging transitions without losing everything they've worked for.
After 25 years of marriage, I found myself sitting at my kitchen table, staring at bank statements, wondering if I'd ever feel financially secure again. I was a Certified Financial Planner with stacks of credentials, but in that moment, I felt just as lost and overwhelmed as anyone going through divorce.
That experience taught me something crucial: knowledge and expertise don't protect you from fear when your world is falling apart.
But what saved me was exactly what I teach now—organization, preparation, and having the exact words to say when emotions threaten to take over. I knew how to think like a financial planner when my brain wanted to shut down. I knew what questions to ask my attorney. I knew how to stand my ground in difficult conversations.
And most importantly, I refused to be a victim to the process.
My Background
Over my career, I've worked with thousands of business owners and individuals, helping them transform their relationship with money. I've guided restaurateurs, wineries, designers, landscapers, manufacturers, real estate investors, and countless other entrepreneurs through the complex world of business finances.
But it's my work with people going through divorce that has become my passion and calling.
I've sat across from people at their most vulnerable—scared, confused, and convinced they're the only ones who don't understand what's happening to their money. I've watched them transform from feeling powerless to walking into attorney meetings with confidence. I've seen them go from agreeing to terrible financial decisions out of fear to commanding every conversation with clarity and strength.
That transformation? That's why I do this work.
Credentials
I'm a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® and CFP® professional with specialized expertise in helping people protect their financial future during one of life's most challenging transitions.
- Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA®) - Specialized certification in divorce financial planning, asset division, and settlement analysis
- Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) - Professional certification in comprehensive financial planning
- Business Coach - Helping entrepreneurs master business finances for over 16 years
- Creator of the Two Number Method™ - Simple financial management system for business owners
But here's what matters most: My clients tell me I'm the one person they can trust in the madness. When you can't trust anyone else — not your spouse, not even your attorney sometimes — you need someone whose only loyalty is to your financial future.
Why I Do This Work
Here's what I know that most people don't realize until it's too late:
Divorce is 80% about money. Yet most people walk into the process thinking their attorney will protect their financial future. They won't. They can't. That's not their job.
Attorneys handle the legal process. But who's protecting what you'll live on? Who's making sure you understand what community property really means for your lifestyle after divorce? Who's teaching you what to say when you're sitting in mediation and your mind goes blank?
That's where I come in.
I believe that the person with the most clarity and preparation wins. Not the person with the most expensive lawyer. Not the person who yells the loudest. The person who shows up organized, knows their numbers, and can communicate strategically when emotions are running high.
I've seen it happen hundreds of times:
- The woman who found hidden assets because she knew exactly what questions to ask
- The man who protected his business because he understood the difference between liquid and illiquid assets
- The mom who secured the financial support her children needed because she could stay calm and read from her cue cards when the other side tried to intimidate her
These people didn't win because they got lucky. They won because they were prepared.
When you can't trust anyone else in this process, you can trust me. I'm loyal to one thing: your financial future.
My Approach
I don't believe in sugar-coating reality. Divorce is hard. It breaks your heart and threatens your financial security. But it doesn't have to destroy you.
My approach is simple:
- Get organized - Know exactly what you have, what you owe, and what you need
- Get strategic - Understand your financial rights and priorities
- Get prepared - Have the exact words to say in every situation
I'm direct. I'm practical. And I refuse to let anyone walk through divorce as a victim when they could walk through it with power.
Beyond Divorce
When I'm not helping people navigate divorce, I work with business owners who describe themselves as "bad with numbers" or "disorganized with money." I teach them the same principles I use in divorce work: clarity, organization, and strategic action.
I'm also a mother of two incredible daughters who keep me grounded and remind me daily why this work matters. I want them to grow up knowing that financial knowledge is power, that asking for help is strength, and that preparation beats fear every single time.
The Bottom Line
If you're going through divorce or contemplating one, you're probably scared. That's normal. But fear doesn't have to make your decisions for you.
You can be organized. You can be prepared. You can walk into every conversation knowing exactly what to say. And you can come out the other side financially secure and emotionally whole.
That's not just possible—it's exactly what I help people do every single day.
Your divorce broke your heart. Let's make sure it doesn't break your bank account too.
Ready to take control of your financial future?