Hit "play" and learn how the Divorce Resource Toolkit can save you time, stress, and money during your divorce:

You wish you could just tuck your divorce away in a drawer, but it’s consuming ALL aspects of your life: 

➡ Sleep is a distant memory.  Eight hours of shut-eye per night? Ha! More like eight hours of tossing, turning, and trying not to worry about the million-and-one fallouts of divorce. 

➡ Your emotions are set to “roller coaster” mode. Name an emotion and you’ve felt it – often at the wrong place and wrong time! If you have kids, it’s taking ALL your energy to put on a brave face and hide your sadness.  

➡ You’re a walking zombie at work.  You’re so distracted you can barely focus, and that’s when you’re there. Sometimes it’s just easier to stay in your PJs and take another personal day. 

➡ You fear for your finances. The costs are piling up and now it’s all on YOU to cover them. Who knew that *literally* every single exchange with your attorney would set you back hundreds of dollars?!  

Here's what’s inside the Divorce Resource Toolkit:

(Preparing for and navigating your divorce just got easier.)

• The Divorce Binder System with Tutorial, Checklist and Worksheets ($197 value)  
  This easy-to-implement system will walk you through all of the paperwork and documentation your attorney will need for your divorce, as well as how to organize it for easy reference and document sharing. You can prepare this discreetly online or in a physical binder. And if you’re thinking, “What’s the big deal about staying organized?” Well … not only does it streamline the process, but it’s saved our clients thousands of dollars in attorney fees.
   
• The Financial Clarity Video Series ($97 value)  
  When going through a divorce, many people accrue debt or blow through savings and need to rebuild their finances. The Financial Clarity series provides five short videos to help you get clear on your financial picture so you can be better prepared for negotiations relating to money. You’ll also learn what’s needed to complete your financial affidavit, if working with an attorney. I share tips I normally reserve for my 1:1 clients so you can transition into a more secure, joy-filled life. 

• The Preparing for Negotiations eBook ($37 value)  
  Successful negotiations require that you be able to clearly communicate your needs and desires - whether you are working with an attorney or going through private mediation.  This e-book will guide you through what to ask for and why, how to think strategically about the negotiations, how to retain emotional control, and how to develop solutions for mutual gain when resolution seems impossible. 
 
• The Parenting Through Divorce eBook ($37 value)  
  Many people postpone divorce because out of concern for the impact on the health and well-being of their children.  This e-book is packed with practical insights on how to support your children through this difficult transition including: communicating with kids about divorce, the most common questions children have about divorce and how to address them effectively, how to avoid putting your kids in the middle, tips for maintaining a solid relationship with your children, and models for effective parenting after divorce. 

$368 VALUE

ONLY $77

"I cannot thank you enough for helping me prepare my financial plan. Because of your work, I did well in court today.”

- Kelly 

"Working with Leah was empowering. Before I met with her, I was stressed and overwhelmed. She created a plan for me that gave me the clarity I needed to know that I was going to be okay. She made me feel like a weight had been lifted off my shoulders.”

- Hillary

Famous last words, 

“I’ll just email my attorney about this.”

(and other innocent statements that can lead to a crazy legal tab) 

Scenario 1: 

You have no clue what documents your divorce attorney needs from you, so (through no fault of your own) you show up to your meetings with the wrong paperwork – or none at all. 

This leads to THE WORLD’S LONGEST EMAIL CHAIN as you and your attorney’s assistant clarify details and transfer documents. 

It’s a tedious process, but all is well until you see your first bill. 

Every quick exchange – whether in person, over the phone, or online – was counted as a billable hour, and your eyes can’t help but bulge at all the zeros.  

#painful

Scenario 2: 

You use the Divorce Resource Toolkit to know exactly what paperwork your attorney needs before you meet. 

With worksheets and checklists from the toolkit, you also create a handy divorce binder to keep all your information safe, secure, and in one place. 

Not only does this help you feel more confident and in control (no more hunting for important documents), but it saves you a ton of time, stress, and – you got it – money.  

Put simply, it pays to be organized during your divorce.

"My experience working with Leah has been very comforting. At a time in your life when you are making a major change and are afraid of unforeseen consequences, it is comforting to know that her knowledge and experience will help immensely...I would recommend her to everyone gong through a divorce. She can save you a lot of money and give you sound advice.”

- Pam