Large-firm, divorce financial planning financial advisors in Virginia
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 like a home or retirement accounts. Without careful planning, you might overlook tax consequences or miss opportunities to protect your financial future. Large-firm advisors typically have access to extensive resources and teams that can support your case.
- Asset division insight. Look for advisors who understand how to fairly split property and retirement funds while minimizing tax hits.
- Housing market knowledge. In Virginia, local housing trends affect settlement options; ask how they factor this into your plan.
- Support network. Large firms often provide access to legal and tax experts—confirm how they coordinate these services for you.
- Long-term planning. Divorce impacts your financial goals beyond the split; check how they help you rebuild and plan ahead.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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Amanda Q
Series 66
Richmond, VA
Wells Fargo Advisors
Amanda Quicke's 18 years of experience and specialty in divorce financial planning equip her to handle complex asset division and tax considerations during divorce in Virginia. Working at Wells Fargo Advisors, a large firm serving high-net-worth clients, she offers access to extensive resources and tailored financial planning, distinguishing her from advisors with smaller practices or less specialized support.
Experience: 18 years
Avg account: $514,335
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Bret H
CFP®, ChFC®, Series 63, Series 66
Front Royal, VA
Edward Jones
Bret Hrbek's 25 years of experience and CFP® certification equip him to navigate the complex financial decisions involved in divorce planning, including asset division and tax considerations. As part of Edward Jones, a large full-service wealth management firm, he offers access to extensive resources and a national network, which can provide valuable support beyond divorce, such as retirement income strategy and charitable giving, distinguishing him from other advisors in Virginia.
Experience: 25 years
Avg account: $246,728
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Jameson B
Series 63, Series 65
Glen Allen, VA
Mass Mutual Investors Services
Jameson Bunger's 13 years of experience and Series 63 and 65 designations equip him to handle divorce financial planning in Virginia, especially with his expertise in asset division and budgeting. Working at MassMutual Investors Services, a large firm offering collaborative planning and access to diverse financial programs, he provides clients with comprehensive support beyond divorce, including estate and wealth transfer guidance.
Experience: 14 years
Avg account: $249,379
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Robert T
Series 63, Series 65
Williamsburg, VA
Merrill
Robert Turner specializes in divorce financial planning within a large firm setting, offering over 33 years of industry experience and expertise in retirement income strategy and college savings. Based in Williamsburg, VA, he serves mid-career professionals and high earners with a 1.10% AUM fee for managed strategies, distinguishing himself through a broad client focus including family wealth and legacy planning.
Experience: 33 years
Avg account: $860,085
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