BaronAnalytics Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
2	Educating and planning for divorce		BaronAnalytics	/r/Divorce_Men	27/02/25 06:37 PM
1	Knowledge is power... right?		BaronAnalytics	/r/Divorce_Men	23/02/25 03:25 PM

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2	Wife just took over half the money out of our savings??? From a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst. If you are not getting divorced and are not separated, you may have little option other than to 'talk it out'. If you are separated or will be getting separated, you will want to find her hidden cash and take legal action to cease dissipation of marital assets. An attorney can help you file a motion to cease dissipation and consider pleadings to recover recently dissipated assets. From my experience, recovering pre-separation dissipation can be difficu…	/r/Divorce_Men	11/09/25 02:51 PM
1	What’s the stupidest thing you had to deal with while going through your divorce? From a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst https://baronanalytics.com/ In my years, the biggest disappointment I see regularly a spouse that would rather harm them both than see any benefit to the other spouse. I have seen spouses destroy the family owned business, eliminating both of their equity. I have seen spouses allow checks to expire rather than sign and split proceeds. I have seen spouses spend over $100k in legal fees to argue a fraction of that value in assets. My wish for the communit…	/r/Divorce_Men	10/08/25 03:06 PM
5	I told her I wanted a divorce. It did not go how I expected I experienced similar as a parent and as a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst. As a parent, I looked for every prospect or ray of sunshine to stay in a dead marriage. We did therapy. We occasionally tried to rekindle. I finally realized through therapy what I should have realized all along... she fundamentally wanted to be 'right' and be 'better' and had little interest to be a 'team'. After the 4th straight therapist asked her to stop treating therapy like a litigation instead of as a means fo…	/r/Divorce_Men	28/03/25 02:35 PM
2	Rock and a hard place To abide by the moderator's rule #7, I try to limit marketing in this forum to focus more on informing the community, but you are welcome to visit my website for more details and to schedule a consult (see my profile or Google my business name). Many find my webinars and blog to be informative. For clarification, the CDFA designation is not limited by geography. As an example, I have served more than a handful states... and even multiple countries. This makes sense because the laws for equitable…	/r/Divorce_Men	26/03/25 01:25 PM
4	Rock and a hard place I am a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst and a parent that experienced the same myself. When I step back and observe what happened to me and my countless male clients, I perceive that judges are less interested in punishing than in achieving a similarity of outcome for both spouses. While judges certainly will lean one direction or another for custody and for equitable distribution, doing so is more remarkable than not. Possible takeaway? The more you are pushing an unequal settlement, the mor…	/r/Divorce_Men	26/03/25 12:02 PM
1	I became too rich to divorce and I feel trapped. I am a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst. Talk to a lawyer to understand whether your inheritance has been hopelessly comingled. Get advice for how your state judges inheritance and comingling. Consider talking to a CDFA to discuss how someone like myself would trace and quantify your separate property, if you decided to divorce. If you are anticipating or fearing a divorce, you need to be careful to not spend down the inheritance, because recovering spent value because I have never experience…	/r/Divorce_Men	21/01/25 02:00 AM