Strategic Wealth Partners was acquired by Kovitz Investment Group Partners, LLC ("Kovitz"), a registered investment adviser with the SEC on May 1, 2024. Strategic Wealth Partners is now a division of Kovitz and its registered investment adviser. Materials created prior to this date were created by Strategic Wealth Partners and are accurate as of the time of publishing.

Event Recap: Illinois Office Open House

We were honored to show our new Illinois office to our clients, partners, and friends on July 30. We are thankful to all who attended and enjoyed the fun evening! If you were not able to join us, your advisor would be happy to give you a tour of our new home at any time. You can learn more about our new office here.

AJ Price, Neal Price, and Cory Rappaport

AJ Price, Neal Price, and Cory Rappaport

Wendy Mintzer and AJ Price

Wendy Mintzer and AJ Price

Lauren Ross and Mary Berman

Lauren Ross and Mary Berman

Joanna Hurley and her husband, Neil

Joanna Hurley and her husband, Neil

Jaclyn Simon and Betsy Wellington

Jaclyn Simon and Betsy Wellington

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Financial Planning
Navigating the Complexities of Estate Planning for Ultra-High-Net-Worth Divorcees
There’s nothing easy about divorce. It can feel as though your entire life changes overnight, and for ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) individuals, the financial implications can be just as overwhelming as the emotional ones. One of the most overlooked yet critical aspects of this transition is estate planning. I recently worked with a client, we’ll call her Laura, who had just finalized a divorce after 27 years of marriage. She had always been involved in the family’s finances, but for the first time, she was solely responsible for her own estate. Her first question to me was, “Where do I even begin?”
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