Seasoned, divorce financial planning financial advisors in Texas
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, especially when dividing assets and planning for future expenses. Without a focused approach, you might overlook key tax impacts or underestimate ongoing costs.
- Asset division insight. Confirm how they evaluate both liquid and illiquid assets, including property and retirement accounts, to ensure a fair split.
- Tax implications. Ask how they factor in federal taxes and Texas-specific property taxes, since Texas has no state income tax but significant property taxes.
- Cash flow planning. Divorce changes your monthly budget; check how they model ongoing expenses and support needs post-divorce.
- Long-term outlook. Divorce financial planning isn’t just about today—see if they consider future life changes like remarriage or retirement timing.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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Bradley S
Series 63, Series 65
Amarillo, TX
Mass Mutual Investors Services
Bradley Stepp's 22 years of experience and specialties in divorce financial planning, cash flow budgeting, and estate planning equip him to handle complex financial decisions during divorce in Texas. Operating from a large firm, MassMutual Investors Services, he offers ongoing annual financial planning engagements and serves diverse clients including business owners and divorced individuals, providing a structured approach that balances asset division and long-term outlooks.
Experience: 22 years
Avg account: $249,379
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Matthew S
CFP®, ChFC®, Series 63, Series 66
Baytown, TX
Edward Jones
Matthew Seale's 21 years of experience and CFP® and ChFC® credentials equip him to handle complex divorce financial planning in Texas, including asset division and tax considerations. Operating within Edward Jones, a large full-service wealth management firm, he offers a range of advisory programs with an AUM fee up to 1.35%, serving diverse client needs from Baytown, TX.
Experience: 21 years
Avg account: $246,728
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Chad T
Series 63, Series 65
Webster, TX
MDT Financial Advisors, LLC
Chad Taylor's 30 years of experience and focus on divorce financial planning in Houston equip him to navigate complex asset division and cash flow challenges during divorce. Affiliated with Wells Fargo Advisors, a large firm serving high-net-worth clients, he also brings expertise in business exit strategies and planning for children with special needs, offering a broader range of financial planning services compared to other advisors in Texas.
Experience: 30 years
Avg account: $860,040
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John R
CFP®, Series 63
Lubbock, TX
The Advisors Group
John Russell's 41 years of experience and CFP® certification equip him to handle complex divorce financial planning in Texas, including asset division and tax implications. As president of The Advisors Group, he offers personalized planning and discretionary investment management for individuals and high-net-worth clients, with a fee structure up to 1.50% AUM or $175 hourly, distinguishing him through extensive expertise and a comprehensive approach.
Experience: 41 years
Avg account: $734,815
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Daniel L
Series 63, Series 65
Houston, TX
Merrill
Daniel Levitt's extensive 26 years at Merrill Lynch equip him to handle complex divorce financial planning in Texas, including asset division and tax implications unique to the state. His expertise spans wealth management, retirement income strategy, and business sale tax planning, complemented by a focus on executive and founder clients. Charging a 1.10% AUM fee for managed strategies under $2 million, he emphasizes regular face-to-face communication to adapt plans to life changes.
Experience: 27 years
Avg account: $860,085
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