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With the rapidly spreading COVID-19 pandemic, financial professionals, legal professionals, family therapists, mediators and parenting coordinators are assisting separated and divorced families who are navigating unprecedented circumstances and frightening uncertainties. My daughter and I too have seriously hunkered down and decided to be self-quarantined for total safety sake. Fortunately, I am fully operational and working from my home office and continue to take in new clients at this time.

I am here, available and ready, to address your questions, provide information, schedule conference calls, perform analyses, execute expert reports, as well as, closely manage investments in crazy markets; I am doing just about everything, except meeting in person. Please know that I will be doing business as best as I can “as per usual.” Your peace of mind is of utmost importance.

Further, my speaking engagements scheduled for two major conferences in Atlanta and Chicago in April are postponed and rescheduled for later in the year. Stay tuned for new dates!

I wish you and your family safety from illness, a sense of security, and hope that we return to a new sense of normalcy with greater kindness toward each other in the near future.

 

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