Episode 306 features Aliette H. Carolan, Esq. of The Quick Divorce, Inc.©. We’re talking about how to survive divorce! Listen now!
Aliette H. Carolan, Esq. has been practicing exclusively in the area of Marital & Family Law since 2004.
She recognized that not everyone she wanted to help could afford her services through her traditional law firm model so she created The Quick Divorce, Inc.© to bring her high-end legal services to the public with a quick, efficient and very affordable solution.
Aliette cultivated a reputation for being honest, collaborative and aggressive – but only when necessary.
Despite never being one to shy away from a justified battle, avoiding unnecessary chaos and conflict in her cases became her creed and the secret to her success.
In 2016, she divorced the father of her two children, David, after 12 years together. Together they coparent and navigate the demands of raising daughters in this digital age where technology is both friend and foe. Thanks to their amicable separation, Aliette and David are not just co-parents, they are friends.
In short, her work is personal. When she advises her clients, she harnesses her years as a practitioner as well as her personal experience.
Her conclusion is that there is a better way than the conflict driven, traditional method. Resolving financial, divorce and parenting issues amicably is not only possible it should be the only way.
Her Amazon Best Selling book Just in Case! Lose Your Heart, Not Your Mind – a smart woman’s guide to marriage and self-sufficiency was published in New York in 2017. It is slated to be translated and published in Spanish in 2024.
In this conversation, Aliette discusses the complexities of divorce, focusing on financial aspects, cultural perspectives, and the importance of communication regarding prenups. She touches on the emotional and legal dimensions of divorce, the need for financial literacy and the role of prenups and post-nuptial agreements can do in protecting your assets once you fall out of love with your beau. She also touches on the challenges of co-parenting, the divorce process, and the innovative approach of her company, The Quick Divorce, Inc.©, offers to client in order to streamline the experience.
Episode 306 Highlights:
- Divorce is a legal process that can be navigated efficiently.
- Financial literacy is crucial for both partners in a marriage.
- Cultural perceptions can create barriers to discussing prenups.
- Open communication about finances is essential before marriage.
- Prenups can provide clarity and protect both parties’ interests.
- Post-nuptial agreements are a valid option for those who didn’t get a prenup.
- Maintaining financial independence is vital for women post-divorce.
- Understanding the divorce process can alleviate anxiety.
- Co-parenting requires clear agreements and communication.
- The Quick Divorce, Inc.© platform offers a streamlined, amicable approach to divorce.
Chapters:
- 00:00 Navigating Divorce: A Personal Journey
- 02:54 The Financial Aspects of Divorce
- 06:09 Cultural Perspectives on Divorce and Prenups
- 08:50 Communicating About Prenups
- 12:06 Understanding Prenups: What They Cover
- 15:06 Post-Nuptial Agreements: An Alternative
- 17:50 Financial Security Post-Divorce
- 21:13 Divorce and Children: Custody and Relocation
- 24:05 The Divorce Process: What to Expect
- 26:56 The Quick Divorce Platform: A New Approach
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