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Expert On Divorce - Donna Smalldon

In her three decades in practice, Smalldon has acquired both Certified Financial Planner™ and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst designations.

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Donna Provides Solutions For Clients

Joe from Portland, Oregon: "I was pleasantly surprised at how effective Donna was at helping us discover common ground as the basis for our amicable divorce. Thank you Donna!!"

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Mediation Is One Of The Solutions For A Peaceful Divorce

Many CDFAs are also trained mediators and take a role in facilitative mediation and collaborative law.

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Become educated about divorce with our resource list.

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What makes most sense for you in terms of a property settlement? It depends – it depends on your situation, and on the advice you get from the professionals assisting you.

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Better Information Means A Better Divorce

A pplied Divorce Solutions helps all the parties in a divorce get a clear picture of the long-term financial consequences of the decisions they make. Donna Smalldon, owner of Applied Divorce Solutions, knows the best way to make this happen.

Collaborative Divorce Explained

During Collaborative Practice or Collaborative Divorce (also called “no-court divorce,” “divorce with dignity,” “peaceful divorce”) the goal is to offer you and your spouse or partner the support, protection, and guidance of your own lawyers without going to court.

Mediation Matters To Parents

Since there are times when a custody fight appears inevitable, many parents believe that the other parent either cannot or will not be reasonable.

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