Divorce Resource Partner Page
For trusted professionals and community partners
A thoughtful divorce resource for the woman you serve
Divorce can ask a woman to make important financial decisions while she is also rebuilding the rhythm of daily life. She may be looking at shared accounts, retirement transfers, property decisions, tax questions, income changes, and documents she has never managed before.
Solid Ground Reserve gives her a calm, private place to understand what she has, organize what feels unclear, and prepare more informed questions. It is designed to complement the legal, tax, fiduciary, financial, and emotional support you already provide. When she knows what to ask, the conversation changes.
A tool you can share
Her Financial Next Steps After Divorce
This six-page fillable workbook helps her organize accounts, ownership changes, retirement transfers, documents, professional questions, and next steps without asking her to resolve everything at once. She can type directly into it, save her progress, and return when she is ready.
Download the Fillable Divorce Workbook Preview Before DownloadingFor the best fillable experience, download the PDF and open it in a PDF reader before saving. Do not enter Social Security numbers, account numbers, passwords, security codes, or transfer instructions.
A calm place to begin
Learn and ask questions privately
On the Divorce chapter, she can explore unfamiliar terms in plain English, choose guided questions, and move at her own pace. A question does not commit her to an action.
Beyond the workbook
My Solid Ground Reserve Book
Her Living Book gives her one private place to save questions, notes, assets, people, and next steps as her understanding grows. It is not a test and it does not need to be completed all at once.
For you, Solid Ground Reserve is a thoughtful educational tool to share when a woman needs somewhere calm to begin. For her, it is a private place to learn, organize, and prepare before deciding whether she wants additional help.
Solid Ground Reserve provides general educational information and does not replace a woman’s attorney, CPA, fiduciary, financial professional, therapist, counselor, or other qualified adviser. She chooses whether and when to request a conversation. Solid Ground Reserve may be compensated only if she later requests an introduction and a transaction occurs; the educational resource remains available without either.