Divorce

Splitting a life in two is hard enough without splitting a spreadsheet you’ve never seen.

Divorce forces a full financial reckoning at the worst possible time. Assets you built together have to be untangled, valued, and divided — the house, the retirement accounts, the pension, maybe the business — and a split that looks even on paper often isn’t once taxes and time get involved. A hundred thousand dollars in a Roth is not a hundred thousand in a 401(k), and the person who “wins” the house sometimes wins a liability dressed up as an asset.

If your spouse was the one who ran the money, you’re being asked to make permanent decisions about a picture you were never fully shown. We help you see the whole board clearly — what things are truly worth, what a given settlement means for the life you’ll actually be living afterward — and then rebuild a plan that is entirely, finally your own.

You’re not starting over. You’re starting from what’s yours. Let’s build it back.

Divorce

Real people, real answers

What does “Living Invested” look like for you?

Small moments that reflect what matters most.

Saying yes to the trip without the second thought.

Knowing my kids will be okay even if I’m not.

Buying my dad the boat he never bought himself.

A porch and a real Tuesday.

Eating dinner at six, not at my desk.

What’s the Money For?

Every plan we build starts with that question. Not with a portfolio, a product, or a pitch. But with the life you’re trying to fund.

Most financial advice sounds the same because it is the same: gather the assets, pick the funds, mail the quarterly report. We started TVAMP because we believed the work, and the people, deserved better.

The point is what the money makes possible.

Many firms organize their planning around your performance. We organize ours around your life.

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Who you’ll actually talk to:

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Jeff Foster, CFP®

He follows up on the things you talked about.

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Jill Bertke Jill Bertke

Jill Bertke, CFP®

She helps you talk through the hard parts.

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Josh Stidham, CFP®

he welcomes the questions you almost didn't ask.

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“They never make me feel like I ask a dumb question or have a silly issue.”

Jennifer H.
Provided August 2026. Current client. No compensation provided. No conflicts of interest. Comments reflect client’s own views and opinions.

Moving forward starts with someone who listens.

Knowledge Hub

Insights for the transition

Divorce

Checklist: Things to Consider During Divorce

The financial decisions you make during divorce can shape your future for years to come. Download this checklist to consider asset division, taxes, retirement accounts, and the income you’ll need moving forward.

Are We a Fit?

TVAMP is not for everyone

This probably isn’t for you if…

  • Measure success by performance alone.
  • Are looking for the next “hot stock.”
  • Treat the relationship like a transaction.
  • React to market noise.

We’d love to talk if…

  • You want a plan, not just a portfolio.
  • You show up to the relationship.
  • You value advice and act on it.
  • You Live Invested.

Ready to Get Started

Two ways to begin

If this sounds like you, let’s have a conversation. If it doesn’t, we hope it saved you some time.

15 min • no prep

A Short Call

Tell us what’s on your mind. We’ll listen. You’ll get a sense of whether we’re a fit. No prep needed.

60 min • bring the checklist

A Deep Dive

Bring your questions, your statements, the things keeping you up. We’ll spend the time. Bring our 10-question checklist if it helps.