Seasoned, divorce financial planning financial advisors in Phoenix, AZ
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 brings complex financial changes, from asset division to new budgeting needs. Without careful planning, you might overlook tax impacts or underestimate future expenses.
Seasoned advisors bring years of experience navigating these challenges, helping you avoid common pitfalls.
- Asset division insight. Look for advisors who understand how to value and divide retirement accounts, real estate, and investments fairly.
- Cash flow planning. Confirm they help you create a realistic post-divorce budget that accounts for new income and expenses.
- Tax implications. Ask how they address potential tax consequences from asset transfers or alimony arrangements.
- Long-term outlook. Ensure they consider your retirement goals and how divorce affects your financial future in Phoenix's unique tax and community environment.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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Daniel M
Series 63, Series 65
Scottsdale, AZ
SeaCrest Wealth Management, LLC
Daniel Moskow offers seasoned expertise in divorce financial planning, backed by 32 years of experience and a focus on retirement plans for business owners. Operating from Scottsdale, AZ, he provides flat-fee and hourly financial planning services through Seacrest Wealth Management, which emphasizes long-term investment strategies and specialized divorce financial mediation, distinguishing him from other advisors in the Phoenix area.
Experience: 33 years
Avg account: $1,019,224
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Thomas D
Series 66
Phoenix, AZ
Edward Jones
Thomas Doody's 23 years of experience and Series 66 designation equip him to handle complex divorce financial planning in Phoenix, including asset division and tax implications. Working with Edward Jones, a large firm serving over four million clients, he offers a comprehensive wealth management approach with an annual program fee up to 1.35%, which may differ from smaller firms or fee structures nearby.
Experience: 24 years
Avg account: $246,728
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Joseph S
Series 63, Series 65
Phoenix, AZ
Mass Mutual Investors Services
Joseph Scheid's 31 years of experience and focus on divorce financial planning in Phoenix equip him to address complex asset division, tax implications, and cash flow planning after divorce. His affiliation with MassMutual Investors Services, a large firm emphasizing collaborative annual planning and investment category focus, distinguishes him by offering broad financial services alongside expertise in estate planning and multi-generational wealth transfer.
Experience: 31 years
Avg account: $249,379
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Thomas D
Series 63, Series 65, Series 66
Phoenix, AZ
Wells Fargo Advisors
Thomas Delnoce's 50 years of experience and focus on divorce financial planning equip him to handle complex asset division and cash flow challenges in Phoenix. Affiliated with Wells Fargo Advisors, a large firm serving high-net-worth clients, he also brings expertise in business exit strategies and special-needs planning, offering a broad range of tailored financial services beyond typical divorce planning.
Experience: 51 years
Avg account: $514,335
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Brian C
Series 63
Phoenix, AZ
Merrill
Brian Carlin's 37 years of experience and focus on divorce financial planning equip him to handle complex asset division and tax implications in Phoenix. As a Senior Financial Advisor at Merrill, he serves mid-career professionals and HENRY clients, offering a 1.10% AUM fee for managed strategies and expertise in college savings and estate planning, distinguishing him from others with his large-firm resources and broad specialty range.
Experience: 37 years
Avg account: $860,085
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