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Success in this profession now and in the future requires balance, agility and the nerve to keep juggling when the spotlight is on.

Financial planning in marriage shouldn’t be about control — it’s about alignment. It’s about using combined resources in a way that reflects the couple’s shared values, supports them through life’s transitions and strengthens their bond.

Divorce requires a multidisciplinary approach, working with a team of professionals for the client. CPAs are often the financial anchors, and working with financial advisors and family law attorneys ensures comprehensive support.

When a client is going through divorce, their accountant is often the most consistent advisor in the room. With so many Americans stuffing their employer-sponsored retirement plans to the gilt, one of the most critical issues in divorce is the proper handling of retirement assets.

The accounting and finance landscape is once again experiencing dramatic shifts. A steady stream of executive orders, economic volatility and geopolitical tensions are creating ripple effects across the country — and right here in New Jersey. It’s more important than ever that this uncertainty does not deter from our mission and sway us off course. As always, CPAs are called to lead with clarity, confidence and compassion.