It’s our mission to educate, empower, and encourage you.
Whether you are still in the consideration stages or rebuilding, post-divorce, we want to provide resources to fuel your hope and clarify your vision. Check out our blog posts below for more.
How to Build Your Support Team During a Divorce
One of the kindest things you can do for yourself is to move at a steady pace. Each conversation will help you understand what you need next. Each professional you meet will help you feel a little more grounded.
Case Study: How “Ruth” Found Balance, Stability, and Better Options
This case study shows how different asset division scenarios impact long-term security and why thoughtful planning leads to clearer, more empowered decisions for women.
Divorce When You Haven’t Worked in Years: Financial Guidance for Women
Considering divorce after years out of the workforce? Learn what women need to know about budgeting, support, and financial stability during divorce.
Why We Begin With a Consultation
A safe, confidential consultation offering financial guidance for women in transition. Gain clarity and support before major life decisions.
Facing Hard Truths: Four Financial and Emotional Realities Women Confront in Marriage
Explore four common challenges women face in marriage: addiction, adultery, abuse, and abandonment, and learn how to regain financial clarity.
CDFA vs. Financial Advisor: Choosing the Right Support During Divorce
Divorce brings financial challenges that can feel overwhelming, especially for women navigating unfamiliar territory. At Healing House Solutions, our Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® (CDFA®) services bridge the gap between legal and financial guidance — educating, advocating, and empowering clients to make confident decisions. Learn the key differences between a CDFA® and a financial advisor, and why having both can set the foundation for your financial future.
What is a CDFA?
Providing financial and real estate insight and resources for your peace of mind.
If you’ve never heard of a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® (CDFA), you’re not alone. It’s a bit of a mouthful—but for women navigating separation or divorce, it’s a title that can make all the difference. A CDFA is a trained financial professional who specializes in the financial side of divorce.