Get your free guide The 5 financial mistakes women make in divorce — and what to do instead
If you're navigating a property settlement and want to make sure you're putting yourself in the best possible financial position for your future, this guide will show you exactly what to watch for before you agree to anything.
Right now you might be:
Assuming a 50/50 split sounds fair — without knowing if it actually is for your situation
Taking your ex's word for what's reasonable because you don't have another frame of reference
Feeling pressure to keep things peaceful — even if it's costing you
Unsure what's actually in the asset pool or what you're entitled to
Close to signing something you don't fully understand yet
Property settlements are binding. In most cases, once you've signed, there's no going back.
The decisions you make right now are the ones that will affect your lifestyle for years to come.
And the women I work with aren't careless or uninformed — they're overwhelmed. They're doing their best in an incredibly high-stakes situation without all the information they need.
That's exactly why I created this guide.
Pop your details in below for instant access to the free guide — I'll walk you through all 5 mistakes, why they're so common, and exactly what to do instead.
What many women don’t realise is this:
There are predictable phases you move through in divorce.
You are not broken. You are not weak. You are not failing.
You are moving through recovery.
And when you understand the phase you’re in, you can stop spiralling – and start stabilising.
Inside this free training, you’ll discover:
The 5 most common financial mistakes women make in property settlements
Why each one is so easy to make — even when you're trying to get it right
What to do instead at each stage
How to go into your settlement feeling informed and prepared — not overwhelmed
This isn't generic advice.
It's practical and grounding — based on years of working with women through exactly this process.
Hi, I’m Carolyn.
I built Women's Divorce Academy because I kept seeing capable, intelligent women trying to navigate divorce alone — overwhelmed and second-guessing themselves when they didn't have to be.
I've been through my own divorce. And since then I've supported over 800 women through the legal, financial, and emotional realities of this season.
Divorce isn't just paperwork.
It's a destabilising life transition — and the financial decisions made inside it are some of the most consequential a woman will ever make.
Women deserve steady, informed support while they move through it. Not pressure to just cope.
That's why Women's Divorce Academy exists. And it's why this guide is free.