Large-firm, divorce financial planning financial advisors in Provo, UT
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 financial planning is crucial when you're navigating the financial complexities of ending a marriage, such as dividing assets and managing future expenses. Without focused expertise, advisors might overlook long-term impacts like tax consequences or retirement account division.
Large-firm advisors often have access to extensive resources and specialized teams, which can support complex divorce cases.
Asset division insight. Confirm how they approach splitting property, investments, and debts to protect your financial future. Tax impact awareness. Ask how they handle potential tax liabilities arising from asset transfers or alimony. Retirement planning integration. Ensure they consider how divorce affects your retirement accounts and income streams.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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Brian C
Series 66
Mapleton, UT
Wells Fargo Advisors
Brian Cheney's 20 years of experience and Series 66 credential equip him to handle complex divorce financial planning, including asset division and tax impact considerations. As part of Wells Fargo Advisors, a large firm serving high-net-worth clients, he offers access to extensive resources and proprietary tools, distinguishing him from others by combining deep expertise with a broad service platform and a background that includes Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.
Experience: 20 years
Avg account: $514,335
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Brady M
CFP®, Series 63, Series 65
Richmond, UT
Mass Mutual Investors Services
Brady Murray's expertise in divorce financial planning is supported by his 21 years of experience and CFP® certification, making him well-equipped to address asset division, tax impacts, and retirement planning in divorce cases. Affiliated with MassMutual Investors Services, a large firm offering collaborative financial planning and serving diverse clients including business owners and estates, he brings a seasoned perspective distinct from advisors in smaller firms or with narrower specialties.
Experience: 21 years
Avg account: $249,379
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James T
Series 66
Alpine, UT
Merrill
James Taylor's extensive 23 years of experience and Series 66 designation equip him to handle the financial complexities of divorce planning, including asset division and retirement account considerations. Based in Alpine, UT, he operates within Merrill, a large firm, offering a 1.10% AUM fee for managed strategies and serving mid-career professionals and high earners, which distinguishes him from other advisors in the Provo area.
Experience: 24 years
Avg account: $860,085
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Edison C
Series 66
Heber City, UT
Edward Jones
Edison Christofferson at Edward Jones offers expertise in divorce financial planning within a large-firm setting, providing access to extensive resources for complex asset division and tax considerations. With a Series 66 designation and experience advising intergenerational families and business owners, he combines a comprehensive approach with a fee structure up to 1.35% annually, distinguishing him from other advisors in the Provo area.
Experience: 3 years
Avg account: $246,728
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