The financial side of divorce is overwhelming…
but you don’t have to figure it out alone.

Whether you’re just starting to consider divorce or navigating life after the papers are signed, financial decisions can feel stressful and uncertain.

This free virtual summit brings together trusted professionals, from realtors and attorneys to financial planners and credit experts, to help you feel confident, clear, and in control of your money at every stage.

You’ll get expert insights, actionable guidance, and supportive tools to help you make smart money decisions—before, during, and after divorce.

We’ll walk you through real questions like:

Can I afford to keep the house or do I need to sell?

How do we fairly split assets and debt at the start?


What support am I entitled to or responsible for?


What financial steps should I be taking right now?

Meet Our Experts

  • Tracey is a former family law attorney who now coaches self-represented litigants through their divorce or custody case in Family Court. She have 25 years in family law and have recentky dedicated my professional path to changing the legal landscape for pro se in Family Court.

  • This session will discuss other viable options for divorce, specifically self-representing. Tracey go in depth about the options that available to assist at various stages of divorce.

  • Dawnette Palmore is the founder of Your Money On Purpose Coaching and a dedicated financial coach, speaker, and podcaster. She helps professional women who earn well but still feel overwhelmed, frustrated, or unsure about their finances. After facing her own financial struggles, Dawnette discovered that creating a vision-focused plan—not just a budget—was the key to financial peace. Now, she teaches women how to take control of their money, reduce stress, and build a life aligned with their goals. Since 2015, she’s helped hundreds of women gain clarity, confidence, and lasting financial freedom.

  • Divorce impacts more than just your relationship—it shakes your confidence, your routines, and your sense of stability. Whether you're just beginning to think about separating or you're deep in the process, this session will help you shift from overwhelmed to in control—starting with your mindset and your money.

    We’ll walk through the emotional blocks that often show up around finances during divorce, how to reframe fear into empowered decision-making, and how to set up a practical plan that gives you peace—even on one income.

    Key Takeaways:
    Why your money mindset matters more than ever—and how to shift it
    How to stop avoiding your numbers and start feeling confident about them
    A simple way to plan your cash flow—even in chaos
    The first three steps to gaining financial clarity and stability post-divorce

  • As the founder of Atticus Family Law, Matthew has dedicated his career to transforming how we approach family law in Minnesota. With over two decades of experience helping high-asset individuals navigate complex divorce and custody matters, he has learned one fundamental truth: divorce is more than a transaction. It's a transformation of your life - and your family's lives.

  • In Minnesota divorce cases, accurately identifying each party’s income is essential. It affects key issues like child support, spousal maintenance, and parenting time. The law requires a full accounting of all income sources—not just salary, but also bonuses, commissions, self-employment income, dividends, interest, and the appreciation of assets. This broad definition, found in Minn. Stat. § 518A.29, ensures that financial obligations reflect actual ability to pay.

    For parties with complex financial situations, such as business owners or independent contractors, income analysis may involve reviewing tax returns, profit-and-loss statements, and claimed business deductions. The goal is to distinguish between legitimate expenses and personal benefits that reduce reported income.

    In some cases, income is imputed under Minn. Stat. § 518A.32. This occurs when a party is voluntarily unemployed or underemployed, or if there is a sudden change in income around the time of divorce. The court may base support calculations on earning capacity rather than actual earnings by examining employment history, qualifications, and available job opportunities.

    Once gross and net income are understood and reasonable living expenses are considered, the remaining income—discretionary income—can be used to calculate appropriate child support and spousal maintenance obligations. These calculations aim to meet the needs of the other party and any children, while remaining within the paying party’s financial capacity.

    Accurate income data also supports informed decisions about parenting time. Courts consider a parent’s availability when crafting custody schedules. If one party works irregular or extended hours, that may affect their ability to exercise certain parenting time arrangements.

    Ultimately, precise income attribution promotes fairness and stability. It helps ensure that financial and custody decisions are based on facts, not assumptions or strategic omissions.

  • Melissa works in estate planning because legacy matters.
    In her previous career as a boutique photography studio owner, she preserved family legacies through portraits that captured their essence. She helped families feel comfortable in front of the camera, empowering them to look and feel their best. Now, as an estate planning attorney, she guide families in preserving their legacies through legal documents, ensuring they protect each other and their assets. Her background as a photographer and business owner has made her a creative problem solver, active listener, and honest communicator.

  • Join us for the informational seminar, where we delve into the essential aspects of securing your financial future after divorce. Estate planning attorney Melissa Miroslavich will guide you through comprehensive estate planning strategies tailored for individuals who have experienced divorce, ensuring that your legacy remains intact and your assets and loved ones are protected. From wealth preservation to legacy building, this seminar offers invaluable insights and actionable steps to help you navigate the complexities of estate planning in the aftermath of divorce.

  • Cary Jacobson, Esquire is the founder and managing partner of Jacobson Family Law. Cary has been practicing law for nearly a decade, having successfully represented clients in all facets of family law proceedings including separation, divorce, custody, child support, post-divorce enforcement, and other family law related matters.

  • Divorce doesn’t have to be a battle—and it definitely doesn’t have to break the bank. In this empowering session, Cary Jacobson, experienced attorney, mediator, and host of the Divorce Diaries: Lessons from the Trenches podcast, will share practical strategies for navigating divorce in a way that protects your financial future while minimizing emotional fallout. Drawing from real-world stories and her unique perspective at the intersection of law and mediation, Cary will explore how intentional choices and collaborative approaches can lead to better outcomes for you—and your family.

    Attendees will walk away with actionable insights on:

    How to avoid common (and costly) legal mistakes

    Building a divorce team that works for you

    Preserving peace while protecting your assets

    When to fight, when to compromise, and when to walk away

    Whether you're just starting the process or are already deep in the trenches, this talk will help you feel more informed, empowered, and in control of your next chapter.

  • Donna S. Cates is a Financial Advisor, Wealth Strategist, and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® who has helped women make smart financial decisions for over two decades. She's the founder of Money Matters Wealth Solutions and Navigating Divorce, a bestselling author, and a champion for women’s financial independence. With her signature Southern warmth and a no-nonsense approach, Donna empowers women to protect their money, grow their wealth, and face the future with confidence—whether they’re navigating retirement, divorce, or a fresh start.

  • Focus on how a CDFA can provide powerful financial benefits during divorce: Clarity on the Financial Big Picture; Smarter Settlements that Stand the Test of Time; Tax-Savvy Decisions that Keep More Money in Your Pocket; Protects Retirement and Income Planning; Peace of Mind with a Forward-Focused Strategy.

  • Kim left a domestic abuse situation with 5 kids under 12 to save herself and her kids. She will share life experience on that and also her 28 years in the mortgage business. She is an internal optimist and will shine light, positivity and raw emotion on the topic.

  • This session will summarize how to prepare yourself and your assets (mainly your house) as you begin the divorce process. We will look at a property summary, mortgage options and how to improve your credit score if they need to buy a new home in the near future.

  • A Divorce Consultant and Founder of The Wealth Creator Company for Women, Neil has specialized in financial coaching for 16 years. He also Founded the Divorce Transition Professionals (DTP), a national network, in 2017.

  • Credit can feel like a mystery- especially if you’ve spent years in a relationship where everything was in your spouse’s name.

    Whether you're considering divorce, in the middle of the process, or rebuilding your life after, understanding credit is essential for financial independence. This webinar will break down what credit really is, how scoring works, and how to start building or rebuilding credit on your own. You’ll also learn key dos and don’ts to avoid common mistakes that could hold you back.

    No matter where you are in your journey, taking control of your credit is a powerful step toward financial security and freedom.

  • A Divorce Consultant and Founder of The Wealth Creator Company for Women, Neil has specialized in financial coaching for 16 years. He also Founded the Divorce Transition Professionals (DTP), a national network, in 2017.

  • High conflict divorces take an emotional toll, especially when it comes to finances.   It’s not just numbers, its security, stability and identity.  Sage Divorce Coach will help you regain emotional clarity and provide practical tools to help you can make better financial decisions at every stage of your divorce.

  • A Divorce Consultant and Founder of The Wealth Creator Company for Women, Neil has specialized in financial coaching for 16 years. He also Founded the Divorce Transition Professionals (DTP), a national network, in 2017.

  • The ABC's and 123's of what you need to do to become financially secure when dealing with divorce and beyond.

Join & Get Empowered

Whether you’re just starting to think about divorce, in the thick of it, or rebuilding after, this summit is designed to meet you where you are.

You’ll learn how to make confident decisions about housing, budgeting on your own, dividing assets and debt, navigating taxes and support, and protecting your long-term financial stability. Each session is packed with expert guidance to help you feel more clear, prepared, and empowered with your money, no matter what stage of the divorce process you’re in.

Register Now

Fill out the form below to gain access to the virtual summit, May 27th-30th. You will be emailed the daily sessions directly in you inbox.