Andrew Hatherley, CDFA®, CRPC®
Andrew Hatherley is the founder of Transcend Retirement, LLC and Wiser Divorce Solutions, LLC and the host of The Gray Divorce Podcast.
After going through his own mid-life divorce, Andrew decided to help other people avoid the financial and emotional stress so common to the process. He earned the designation Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® and is trained in mediation and Collaborative Divorce. He is also a member of the Amicable Divorce Network.
In 2022, Andrew started The Gray Divorce Podcast, which is focused on the issues affecting divorcees over the age of 50.
Andrew has over 20 years’ experience in investment management and financial planning. He has also studied with leaders in the field of humanistic and positive psychology and is a strong advocate for the role creativity can play in personal growth after trauma.
He has written numerous articles for industry publications and speaks regularly to professional groups and the public on the financial issues of divorce.
Phone: (702) 835-6960 | Email: Andrew@hatherleycapital.com
Websites: www.transcendretirement.net and www.wiserdivorcesolutions.com
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/andrewhatherley
Latest articles by Andrew Hatherley, CDFA®, CRPC®
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Would a Reverse Mortgage Work for You in a Gray Divorce?
If you're getting a divorce but are reluctant to sell your home or can't afford to buy out your spouse's half, a reverse mortgage could be a solution.
By Andrew Hatherley, CDFA®, CRPC® Published
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Think of Prenups and Postnups as Financial Planning Tools
These contracts provide a clear framework for asset management and protection and are especially useful if you get married later in life.
By Andrew Hatherley, CDFA®, CRPC® Published
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How Much Will Getting Divorced Cost You?
Attorney fees and other fees can add up fast, depending on the route you choose. The less contentious the process, the less expensive it could be.
By Andrew Hatherley, CDFA®, CRPC® Published
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What Is a Lifestyle Analysis in Divorce?
Divorcing high-net-worth couples, especially those in a gray divorce, often require a lifestyle analysis to determine how much spousal support is appropriate.
By Andrew Hatherley, CDFA®, CRPC® Published
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Don’t Forget to Update Beneficiaries After a Gray Divorce
Some states automatically revoke a former spouse as a beneficiary on some accounts. Waivers can be used, too. Best not to leave it up to your state, though.
By Andrew Hatherley, CDFA®, CRPC® Published
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In Gray Divorce, Two Financial Planning Yardsticks Are Key
Watching your budget helps you reduce unnecessary expenses, and keeping an eye on your net worth as it rebuilds can provide a psychological boost.
By Andrew Hatherley, CDFA®, CRPC® Published
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How Does a Gray Divorce Affect Social Security Benefits?
Can you claim your ex-spouse’s Social Security benefits? The answer is yes, as long as you meet certain criteria.
By Andrew Hatherley, CDFA®, CRPC® Published
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Happy New Year: Let’s Get a Divorce
January is known as Divorce Month among lawyers and advisers who deal with it, and gray divorce is a growing area.
By Andrew Hatherley, CDFA®, CRPC® Published