About Divorce Partners
About Us
Envision a world where the divorce process is not adversarial, financially confusing, or unreasonably costly. When you ask, “Who can help with my divorce?”, Divorce Partners has the answer. Divorce is never easy. No one should be alone to make important decisions that will impact your financial future. When it comes to next steps, you need someone to educate, assist, prepare, plan and encourage you along the way.
I understand that amidst sorting through emotions, the practical side of divorce can be overwhelming. Your situation and needs are specific to you. Whether your divorce is litigated or collaborative, you deserve to have an advocate free of judgment and full of professional and personal experience.
Beth A. Correll, CFP®, CDFA®
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Beth provides you with specialized planning services for navigating the divorce process. Her belief is in every situation, clients should receive compassionate guidance every step along the way. With 25 years of experience, she works closely with you and your attorney to ensure the best settlement outcome and provide you the resources needed to help you rebuild your financial life. Beth is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional, CFP®, and a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst™, CDFA®. Additionally, she is Collaboratively trained as a Financial Neutral and advocates for the Collaborative Divorce process.
Beth graduated from Indiana University, Kelley School of Business, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business. Beth serves on the Board of Directors for Kids’ Voice of Indiana and the Central Indiana Association of Collaborative Professionals, CIACP. She volunteers for the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, serving on the Investment Committee. She is a past 2-term Board Treasurer for Ascension St. Vincent Hospital Foundation of which she has served as a volunteer since 2002 and is a proud Seton Society member. As a lifelong member of Second Presbyterian Church, she serves as a Deacon and volunteers on various initiatives. Beth and her husband, John, have four children, Abby, Ryan, Johnna, Sierra, and two grandsons.