ABOUT MITCHELL HAYES
Certified Divorce Financial Analyst
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- Make decisions about your estate and ensure that your wishes are followed
- Address the tough scenarios such as biological children vs. stepchildren, surviving spouses who remarry quickly, and choosing a trustee.
- Be proactive and find counsel who has the savvy experience to address your specific situation
With responsibility for taking care of aging parents while also raising a family, Generation X is feeling the squeeze of being a “sandwich generation.” This can be especially stressful when two thirds of Generation X say they haven’t fully recovered from the Great Recession, yet an increasing number are providing financial support for both their children and their parents. And even if elderly parents don’t require financial help, most will need assistance with managing assets, estate planning, and living arrangements. In the latest episode of the IRC WealthCast, the first in a two-part series, I joined Joe Schum and Michelle Thompson, a financial planner and attorney. We shared our personal stories of dealing with aging parents, dementia, forgotten assets, powers of attorney, and blended families, all while juggling our own demanding careers and immediate family obligations.
Divorce is sad. It does not have to be contentious. Learn why having the right team can help you have a more respectful, amicable process and a better financial outcome.
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Wendy Hayes is a highly creative, accomplished accounting and finance professional who has leveraged her own experiences with life transitions to launch Mitchell Hayes. Learn more about what drives Wendy.