Klickline
Klickline
Podcast Description
If you're anywhere in your journey of adulthood — it all comes back to money and your financial future.
In Season 1 of Klickline, Mina Kim sits down with top divorce lawyers, therapists, and financial experts to explore how major life transitions impact your mental and financial well-being. Whether you’re single, planning a wedding, navigating a separation, or rebuilding after divorce, this season will help you protect what matters and make smarter decisions for your financial future.
Real conversations. Real experts. No shame — just the guidance you need when life is happening and activating the moment it all clicks.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The show focuses on financial well-being during major life transitions, with episodes covering topics such as prenups, divorce processes, and how to navigate financial conversations before marriage, such as the premiere episode with divorce attorney Jacqueline Newman who discusses protecting children's interests and common legal pitfalls.
If you’re anywhere in your journey of adulthood — it all comes back to money and your financial future.
In Season 1 of Klickline, Mina Kim sits down with top divorce lawyers, therapists, and financial experts to explore how major life transitions impact your mental and financial well-being. Whether you’re single, planning a wedding, navigating a separation, or rebuilding after divorce, this season will help you protect what matters and make smarter decisions for your financial future.
Real conversations. Real experts. No shame — just the guidance you need when life is happening and activating the moment it all clicks.
About Mina Kim
I spent 14 years on Wall Street, built out Orangetheory Fitness studios in the Bay Area then sold them to private equity and now invest in minority and women–owned start ups. I also provide strategic financial advisory for HNW women going through complex divorces.
In this episode of Klickline, host Mina Kim sits down with Marie Ebersbacher, Senior Managing Director and Head of CBIZ’s Forensic and Financial Services Group. Known as the “spill detective”, Marie brings decades of experience leading investigations in complex litigation, marital dissolutions, fraud, and valuation disputes.
She opens up about what really happens behind the scenes in high-net-worth divorces — from tracing hidden assets and crypto to valuing startups, hedge funds, and real estate. Marie shares why having friendly attorneys and accountants can save you millions, when it’s time to stop chasing phantom money, and how the real asset worth fighting for is happiness.
Whether you’re navigating a divorce, building wealth, or just love sharp financial strategy mixed with real humanity, this episode will make you think differently about money, peace, and closure.
Episode Highlights
What “forensic accounting” really means — and why it matters in divorce
Why 80% of “hidden money” claims turn out to be false
The rise of crypto tracing and what most people get wrong about it
Creative financial strategies when dividing real estate and mortgages
Why cooperation between opposing attorneys is a financial advantage
The emotional ROI of choosing happiness over revenge
Connect with Marie Ebersbacher
CBIZ Forensic Consulting: https://www.cbiz.com/services/advisory/forensic-and-financial-services
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marieebersbacher
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Website: https://www.klick-line.com
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