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Divorce financial planning

See what each settlement means for the life ahead.

Confidential, fee-only, and on your side of the table. We work alongside your attorney or mediator, never instead of them.

Financial planner reviewing documents with a client during a private consultation
◎ CFP® + CDFA®
◒ Fee-only
▥ Year 1, 5 & 10 comparisons

The numbers behind the decisions

A clear, repeatable process that brings calm to complex financial choices.

  1. 1

    Gather

    We collect the records that show the full picture.

  2. 2

    Build your budget

    We map life on one income, line by line.

  3. 3

    List what you own and owe

    We organize the assets, debts, and tax details.

  4. 4

    Compare each offer

    We show what each option means over time.

Why the house is the hardest call

Keeping the house can look like the bigger share on signing day. On one income, the mortgage, taxes, insurance and repairs come out of the same money that would otherwise grow for retirement. We put both paths on one page so you can see year 10 before you sign.

Year 1Year 5Year 10
Keep the house
Take more of the 401(k)
Hypothetical illustration, not a projection of your settlement.

“I had never seen our tax return. Claire walked me through every line before mediation, and I spoke up for the first time.”

M., Olathe

“Keeping the house felt like winning. Her ten-year chart showed it would eat my retirement. I took the 401(k) instead, and I sleep at night.”

K., Lenexa

“My attorney sent me to Claire. The two of them worked from the same numbers the whole way.”

R., Leawood

Comments from current clients. No one was paid or given anything for them, and they may not reflect the experience of other clients.

Financial planning documents and a household budget being reviewed at a table

Before you sign

Make the decision with the whole picture in front of you.

There may be a house, retirement accounts, a pension, college savings, and a life that needs to work on one income. We bring those moving parts into one plain-language comparison.

How we work during your divorce →

Ways we help

Here for the decision, and the days after it.

Why Claire started this work

“Nobody showed me what the house would cost me over ten years.”

In 2009, Claire went through her own divorce. She kept the house so her two boys could stay in their school, then had to sell it two years later. That experience shapes the first conversation she has with every client.

Meet Claire and the team →
Claire Wrenholt seated at a round table in her private office

A private first conversation

Start with the questions that are keeping you up at night.

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