Pathway Divorce Solutions

10/07/2026

💙 Divorce is hard enough. Understanding what’s truly fair shouldn’t make it harder.

A 50/50 split may look equal on paper, but that doesn’t always mean it’s equitable—or right for your future.

Jodie Lane, CDFA®, founder of Pathway Divorce Solutions LLC, helps you understand your options so you can make decisions with greater clarity and confidence.

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[Equal vs. Equitable: What’s the Difference in Divorce?](https://bit.ly/4ysi4pX?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

10/01/2026

Gray Divorce: How can a CDFA® help?

Divorce later in life can bring a unique set of challenges. After years—or even decades—of building a life together, there may be more to consider than simply dividing assets. Retirement savings, pensions, Social Security, investments, the family home, healthcare costs, taxes, and future living ...

09/22/2026

When you’re going through a divorce, not everything you own is necessarily divided. Separate property may include certain assets owned before marriage, individual gifts, or inheritances. For example, if you receive an inheritance and keep it in an account in your name, separate from marital funds,...

09/02/2026

Divorce can feel like a time filled with uncertainty, but it can also be the beginning of a fresh start. The decisions you make today can help create the foundation for the life you want tomorrow. That’s why having a plan matters. From your home and retirement accounts to investments, debt, taxes,...

08/19/2026

When you’re going through a divorce, it’s easy to become focused on reaching a settlement and finally moving forward. But the choices you make during divorce can follow you long after the papers are signed. Jodie Lane, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® and founder of Pathway Divorce Solution...

08/07/2026

Divorce brings significant changes, especially for children. While you may not be able to control every aspect of the transition, you can create a sense of stability that helps your children feel safe, loved, and supported.

07/01/2026

Not every divorce begins with a dramatic argument or a major event. Sometimes, it starts long before anyone files the paperwork. This is often called a **”quiet divorce.”** A quiet divorce happens when a couple remains married but becomes emotionally disconnected. Conversations become routine, a...

06/26/2026

Yes, a divorce mediator can remain neutral because they are trained to understand and consider the needs of both parties. Mediators help each person address their concerns, such as child custody, property, finances, and other important issues. They guide the couple through discussions, helping them....

05/29/2026

What is a CDFA®

Many people hire an attorney during divorce, but few realize they may also need a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA®). In fact, most people do not even need an attorney. A CDFA helps evaluate the financial side of divorce—assets, liabilities, retirement accounts, tax implications, budgets...

05/22/2026

3 keys to a 'healthy' divorce...

Divorce leaves wounds, but it can be managed. Psychologist Barbara Chacon reveals the timeline for healing and how to turn separation into growth