Silverline Coaching

Silverline Coaching by Trena Briscoe Matthews presents Post-Divorce Financial Checklist

Your New Life Deserves a Solid Foundation

You’ve navigated the emotional storm. Now, let’s quietly and beautifully secure your new foundation.

Start with the Post-Divorce Financial Checklist — a complimentary guide for your next chapter

The first year after a divorce is a sacred window for rebuilding—not just your spirit, but the practical boundaries of your life. True alignment means ensuring your physical world reflects your new independence.

Taking control of your finances isn't just an administrative task; it’s a profound act of self-love and protection. To give you clarity and peace of mind, I’ve put together a gentle, straightforward checklist of the 12 essential financial updates to review before your first year concludes. No strategy, no complex advice—just a calm, clear roadmap to help you untangle the past and anchor your future.

Honoring Your Future Self

Taking control of your assets isn’t just administration—it’s the quietest, most powerful way to claim your next chapter. Here is what is included in your Post-Divorce Financial Checklist:

The Beneficiary Audit: A gentle reminder to ensure your checking, savings, 401(k), and investments fully belong to your future.

Legacy Protection: Simple steps to review your Living Will and Trust so they reflect your voice.

Digital & Financial Clean Slate: How to quietly close the loop on joint accounts, digital footprints, and shared liabilities.

Can this guide really make a difference for me after divorce?

Not by giving you all the answers. And not by overwhelming you with complex financial strategy — but by giving you a clear, calm starting point so nothing falls through the cracks.

The Post-Divorce Financial Checklist helps you slow down, take stock, and confirm that the practical foundation of your new life is fully and legally yours.

When you know exactly what has been reviewed, updated, and secured — you can move forward with greater confidence, peace of mind, and self-trust.

That's what this checklist is here to support.

YES,

Even if you’re afraid of repeating patterns. Even if you’re not sure who you are now. Even if you just discovered The Post-Divorce Financial Checklist today.