Financial Clarity Conversations for Women Navigating Divorce

Welcome to The Velvet Chair | Office Hours with Jessica

Divorce can stir up a storm of decisions—especially financial ones. The Velvet Chair is your calm in that storm: a one-on-one space to pause, think critically, and feel supported in your financial questions during divorce. No prep. No jargon. Just meaningful, strategy-focused conversations guided by a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® who gets it.

Whether you're feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or simply need a clear-headed sounding board, this session gives you direct access to expert financial insight in a relaxed, no-pressure Zoom setting.

Who This Is For?

Women in the early, mid, or final stages of divorce
Anyone seeking clarity around financial options
Individuals feeling overwhelmed by the numbers
Spouses who want ideas for separating their finances
Divorce coaches or professionals seeking an expert financial lens on a case

Topics We've Explored Together

Can I afford to stay in the house?
How do I prepare for an attorney consultation?
What documents do I need to verify some of the numbers my spouse has provided to me?
How can I better present this spreadsheets for the relevant financial information?

Why It Works?

Because sometimes, what you need isn’t a document—it’s a clear head, a neutral space, and som critical thinking on the financials of divorce. In Office Hours, I help you ask better questions, consider new angles, and make more empowered decisions.

Book Your Session

No matter where you are in the process, financial clarity is possible—and it starts with a conversation.

Reserve Your Office Hour with Jessica M Garcia, and pull up a chair. We will meet online.

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Divorce Financial Guidance Disclaimer

DISCLAIMER

The guidance offered in The Velvet Chair | Office Hours with Jessica is grounded in my experience as a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst®, Family Financial Mediator, and over two decades in financial services. I provide thoughtful, strategic conversations to help women better understand their financial situations during divorce and explore options with clarity and confidence.

Please note: These sessions do not constitute legal advice, tax advice, or individualized financial investment advice. My role is to offer education, insight, and support based on your unique circumstances—not to replace the role of an attorney, accountant, or financial advisor.