I don't bad mouth people, but this is the fourth time I have heard about this guy taking advantage of stay at home moms who are facing divorce - myself being one of them. He is paid to meet for hours with stay at home moms to "assess their career value" so that attorney's can make an argument that the ex needs to pay more money to support her. While it sounds well intentioned and as though a woman would be a fan of this, Goodenough instills a belief in the woman that she is truly incapable. His tools are antiquated and he charges for ones that can be accessed for free on-line. Three of his clients have said their attorneys told them to go to him and they got nothing out of it but feeling worse about themselves and a big check. I wouldn't be surprised if he has a kick-back program for referrals with the attorneys. He needs to be turned into the Better Business Bureau.
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