Independent, divorce financial planning financial advisors in Georgetown, TX
The right financial advisor for you depends on how you weigh location, expertise, experience, the clients they typically serve, and how they work with you.
Divorce often triggers complex financial decisions, from dividing assets to planning for new tax realities. Without a focused approach, you might overlook key costs like property taxes or misjudge the timing of asset sales.
- Property tax impact. Texas has no state income tax, but property taxes can be high. Confirm how the advisor models these costs in your settlement.
- Federal tax planning. Divorce changes your filing status and deductions. Ask how they adjust your tax strategy accordingly.
- Asset division insight. Ensure they understand how to value and divide retirement accounts, real estate, and business interests fairly.
- Independent advice. Being independent means the advisor isn’t tied to selling financial products, which can help keep focus on your unique financial goals.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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Susan F
Series 63, Series 65
Austin, TX
Faykus Financial, LLC
Susan Faykus offers independent divorce financial planning with 14 years of experience and expertise in asset division, retirement income strategy, and cash flow budgeting. Her firm uses diversified asset-class allocation and serves high-net-worth clients with flat-fee and hourly options, distinguishing her from others by combining specialized planning with a focus on family governance and legacy planning.
Experience: 14 years
Avg account: $528,008
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Thomas F
Series 65
Cedar Park, TX
Sovereign Asset Advisors LLC
Thomas Fortenberry specializes in divorce financial planning and operates independently from Cedar Park, TX, near Georgetown. His combined expertise as a financial advisor, attorney, and real estate agent, along with a value-oriented investment approach and a 1.5% AUM fee, distinguishes him from others by offering integrated legal and financial insights for complex asset divisions.
Experience: 5 years
Avg account: $67,628
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Masroor A
CFP®, Series 66
Austin, TX
Financial Aurora, LLC.
Masroor Adnan specializes in divorce financial planning and retirement income strategy, bringing 24 years of experience and CFP® certification to clients in the Austin area near Georgetown, TX. His independent firm, Financial Aurora, LLC, serves individuals and high-net-worth clients with flat-fee planning options ranging from $500 to $5,000, managing $110 million primarily through mutual funds and ETFs with ongoing portfolio supervision.
Experience: 25 years
Avg account: $590,909
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Elliott W
CFP®
Cedar Park, TX
III Financial, LLC
Elliott Weir offers independent divorce financial planning with 18 years of experience and CFP® certification, serving clients near Georgetown, TX from Cedar Park. His firm, III Financial, LLC, charges $2000+ quarterly based on complexity and specializes in retirement planning and cash flow management, with a focus on widowed women and women professionals, providing a unique personal perspective compared to other advisors.
Experience: 18 years
Avg account: $1,097,436
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