Virtual Reality: Handling Digital Assets in Divorce

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Technology is changing how assets in a divorce are listed, valued, and divided. Today, digital assets more often than not make up a portion of a couple’s net worth. And for some couples, these assets represent an amount that can no longer be disregarded. In 2011, McAfee, the security software company, found that the average American’s digital asset net worth was estimated around $55,000.

Michelle Cortes-Harkins

MSW, CDFA®, CRPC®

Michelle is a Wealth Management Advisor and Partner at Harkins Wealth Management, LLC. She has over 12 years of experience in the financial services industry. Michelle's financial services career began with Edward Jones Investments and Merrill Lynch in Providence, RI after transitioning from a career in social work. The focus of her practice is on women in transition; women who are changing employment, entering into motherhood, going through a divorce, widowhood or starting retirement. Using the tools from her social work background, Michelle utilizes a strength-based and supportive approach to the investment and financial planning process. She currently hosts a monthly Money Club for Women, quarterly workshops for those going through divorce and is a regular contributor to the websites Divorce360, DivorcedMoms, Good News Rhody, and Expert Beacon.

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