Mediating disputes between spouses part of advisers’ job
Advisers often find themselves playing domestic diplomat in an effort to keep financial plans on course. Sep 21, 2014 @ 12:01 am By Minda Smiley ORIGINAL ARTICLE –
Mediating disputes between spouses part of advisers’ job
Advisers often find themselves playing domestic diplomat in an effort to keep financial plans on course. Sep 21, 2014 @ 12:01 am By Minda Smiley ORIGINAL ARTICLE –
Lili Vasileff at the National Catalyst Conference in NYC
Lili Vasileff spoke at the 2015 Divorce Catalyst Conference, held October 1st through 4th in New York City. Sponsored by the Association of Divorce Financial Planners and
How to Plan for a Divorce – A Wall Street Journal Article
Original Article By: Veronica Dagher Getting Married Can Be Expensive, but Try Getting Unmarried Now that the vacation suitcases are put away and the children
Alimony is Broken – But Let’s Not Fix It – A Time.com Article
Original Article A financial adviser explains what’s wrong with alimony now — and why proposals to reform it could make things even worse. After
When is the right time to hire a financial adviser?
Written By: Cliff N. Goldstein Do you have an eye for interior design? A fresh perspective that many people just don’t have? The art is
When Wealthy Women Remarry Men of Lesser Means
Women with children should use a marital trust, advisers say ByVERONICA DAGHERJuly 16, 2014 9:24 a.m. ET When Lili Vasileff’s 30-something client said she was
Wealth Adviser: Putting Bitcoin on Your Radar
A morning briefing on coverage of special interest to wealth managers, financial planners and other advisers. Please send tips and comments to kevin.noblet@wsj.com or patrick.graham@wsj.com.
Unconscious Coupling: Financial Hazards of Shacking Up Later in Life
When older adults move in together without getting married, complications ensue. A planner who works with divorcing and divorced clients explains some potential pitfalls.
4 Smart Money Moves If You Marry After 50
What to do about your finances before you say ‘I do’ by Jean Chatzky, AARP The Magazine, June/July 2014 Coming together at 50-plus is different
Client Divorce? Follow the Money
By: Kathy Kristoff Monday, June 2, 2014 When Lili Vasileff’s high-priced divorce lawyer wasn’t able to answer the tax and financial planning questions she had