Shearin LawFamily Law & Divorce Finance

Family law · Mediation · Divorce finance

Clarity for
life’s next
chapter.

Divorce decisions reach far beyond the settlement. Shearin Law brings together family law, mediation, divorce financial analysis, and business valuation to help you understand your options and make informed decisions about your future.

FAMILY LAW   ·   MEDIATION   ·   BUSINESS VALUATION

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Kristen Shearin, JD · CDFA® · BCA®

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For individuals & professionals

A thoughtful approach.
A clearer way forward.

From working toward an agreement to assessing a proposed settlement, services focus on practical questions: What are the options? What do they mean financially? And what comes next?

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Mediation

Work through difficult divorce issues in a structured setting with the support of an experienced neutral mediator. Mediation helps participants identify priorities, explore possible solutions, and work toward an informed agreement.

  • Identify issues and priorities
  • Explore settlement options
  • Facilitate productive discussions
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Divorce financial analysis

Evaluate what a proposed settlement could mean for your financial future. Financial analysis brings property division, retirement assets, income, expenses, and cash flow into a clearer picture so you can compare options before making decisions.

  • Compare property division scenarios
  • Assess budgets and cash flow
  • Consider retirement and housing decisions
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Business valuations for divorce

Understand the value of a business interest when evaluating the marital estate and potential settlement options. Shearin Law provides business valuations for divorce, combining financial analysis with an understanding of the family law context.

  • Value business ownership interests
  • Support informed property division decisions
  • Clarify the business’s role in the financial picture
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About Shearin Law

Legal experience.
Financial insight.
Practical guidance.

Based in the Asheville area of North Carolina, Shearin Law provides family law services, mediation, divorce financial analysis, and business valuations for divorce. The approach is thoughtful and practical: help people understand the issues, consider their options, and make informed decisions.

Services are provided by Kristen Shearin, an attorney, Certified Mediator, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst®, and Business Certified Appraiser. Kristen also serves as Director of the Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts®.

KRISTEN SHEARIN   /   JD · CDFA® · BCA®

Speaking & media

Making complex
conversations clear.

For conferences, professional audiences, and journalists: an experienced perspective on the intersection of divorce, money, and informed decision-making.

A practical perspective
for your audience.

Engaging conversations grounded in the financial realities of divorce and the questions people and professionals need to ask.

  • The financial consequences of divorce
  • Mediation and informed settlement decisions
  • The marital home and financial feasibility
  • Divorce financial analysis for professionals
Speaking & media inquiries

Ideas & conversations

Keep the conversation going.

Podcast

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Conversations about divorce finance, the decisions that matter, and the professionals who help people navigate them.

Articles & interviews

Perspective you can put to use.

Explore Kristen’s articles, interviews, and conversations about divorce and its financial impact.

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Contact Shearin Law

Start with a
conversation.

Inquire about legal services, mediation, financial analysis,
business valuation, speaking, or a media interview.

Based in the Asheville area, North Carolina.
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Family law · Mediation · Divorce finance · Business valuation

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