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Certified Divorce Financial Advisors & Forensic Accounting Specialists

The financial decisions made during your divorce will shape the years ahead. Our CDFA-certified analysts and forensic accounting specialists provide the clarity to make them with confidence.


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Who We Are


At Divorce Logic, we are a team of divorce financial analysts and forensic accounting specialists who work alongside your family law attorney or mediator to provide the full financial picture in your divorce proceedings.

Our team holds CDFA®, CPA, MAFF, and CVA designations. We are based in Montvale, New Jersey, and serve clients throughout New York, Massachusetts, and nationwide. We provide data-driven financial analysis that supports effective, well-informed outcomes for you and your legal team.


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Our services include:

gold checkmark Identifying and valuing assets
gold checkmark Analyzing income and debts
gold checkmark Investigating financial misconduct
gold checkmark Calculating support and maintenance
gold checkmark Preparing and reviewing financial documents
gold checkmark Supporting mediation, settlement, and litigation
gold checkmark Tax impact reviews
gold checkmark QDRO drafting
gold checkmark Post-divorce guidance

Proud Members Of:

NY State Council on Divorce Mediation logo
American Association of Certified QDRO Professionals logo
National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts logo
National Association of Divorce Professionals logo
New York Association of Collaborative Professionals - logo
Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts logo

Our Services

Whether your case involves business valuation, hidden assets, retirement accounts, or long-term financial planning, we have the credentials and experience to support you.

Divorce Financial Planning

Understanding the financial implications of a proposed settlement before you sign is one of the most important steps you can take. Our CDFA®-certified analysts model settlement scenarios, evaluate long-term financial impact, and provide the clarity to make informed decisions. Not just in the moment, but for years ahead.

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Business Valuations for Divorce

When a closely held business, professional practice, or partnership is part of the marital estate, its valuation requires specialized expertise. Our MAFF®- and CVA-credentialed analysts deliver court-ready business valuations that hold up under scrutiny — working in coordination with your legal team throughout the process.

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Financial Forensics & Hidden Assets

If you have reason to believe financial information is being concealed or misrepresented, our forensic accounting team investigates. We trace undisclosed income, identify dissipated and hidden assets, and produce documented findings that support your attorney's case. Our MAFF®-certified specialists serve clients across NJ, NY, MA, and nationwide.

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QDRO & Retirement Account Division

Retirement accounts are often among the most significant assets in a divorce, and dividing them correctly requires a court-approved document called a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO). Errors in preparation or execution can result in significant tax penalties and lost benefits. Our team prepares accurate, plan-compliant QDROs and works directly with plan administrators to protect your retirement assets throughout the process.

Protecing Your Retirement Assets

Mediation & Collaborative Support

For clients pursuing mediation or collaborative divorce, access to neutral, objective financial analysis supports clearer communication and more durable agreements. Our team provides financial modeling, asset analysis, and settlement scenario review that you and your spouse can rely on, working in coordination with your mediator and collaborative attorneys throughout the process. We help ensure the financial decisions made at the table reflect the full picture.

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The Expertise Behind Every Engagement

Divorce Logic's team holds CDFA®, MAFF, CFP®, ChFC, WMCP, CVA, CQS®, and CPA designations spanning divorce financial planning, forensic accounting, wealth management, business valuation, and QDRO analysis. From straightforward financial reviews to the most complex cases, we have the credentials and experience to support you.

8+
Designations & certifications
1000s
Of divorce cases supported

50
State coverage for clients

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Serving Clients Where They Are

Divorce Logic is based in Montvale, New Jersey, with in-person availability across northern New Jersey, New York City, and Greater Boston. We also serve clients nationwide through secure, confidential remote meetings, with the same depth of analysis regardless of location.

Wherever you are located, we work collaboratively with your family law attorney, mediator, or financial planner throughout the process.


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 Frequently Ask Questions

A Divorce Financial Advisor, often credentialed as a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA®), analyzes the financial aspects of divorce, including asset division, retirement accounts, spousal support, and tax implications. They evaluate settlement options and provide data-driven analysis so you can make informed financial decisions at every stage of the process.

During mediation or litigation, a Divorce Financial Advisor provides objective financial analysis that supports clearer, better-informed negotiations. They evaluate asset values, income, debt, and the tax consequences of proposed settlements, working alongside your attorney or mediator to ensure the financial terms of any agreement reflect an accurate and complete picture.

Forensic accounting experts in divorce examine financial records, tax returns, business documents, and bank statements to identify hidden or dissipated assets, undisclosed income, and financial discrepancies. Their findings provide documented, court-ready analysis that supports your attorney's case and ensures settlement negotiations are grounded in accurate, verified financial information.

Engaging a Divorce Financial Advisor before settlement negotiations begin gives you time to gather and organize financial documents, identify all marital assets and liabilities, and model the long-term impact of different settlement options. Earlier engagement means more options and fewer surprises when key decisions are made.

When evaluating forensic accounting experts for divorce, prioritize advanced credentials such as Master Analyst in Financial Forensics (MAFF®), Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE®), or Certified Public Accountant (CPA), along with experience handling complex financial records and high-asset divorce cases. At Divorce Logic, our forensic team holds MAFF® credentials and works in close coordination with family law attorneys throughout each engagement.

A Divorce Financial Advisor can help you understand the tax implications of asset division decisions, including capital gains exposure, retirement account withdrawals, and changes to your filing status. They can also model post-divorce cash flow and identify strategies to reduce your overall tax burden as you transition into a new financial situation.

We offer secure phone and virtual consultations to clients throughout New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, and nationwide. Remote meetings are fully confidential and provide the same depth of analysis as in-person engagements, making it straightforward to work with our team regardless of where you are located.

Take the Next Step

Divorce is one of the most financially consequential events in a person's life. Having the right financial team in place, one that works alongside your attorney and understands the full picture, can make a meaningful difference in your outcome.

We offer confidential consultations to help you understand where you stand and what questions to ask.