You do not want to get divorce advice from someone who mostly practices real estate or business law. The best way to find someone good is to get references from someone whose opinion you trust who works in a related profession, like an accountant or financial planner. Maybe someone whose opinion you trust has used a divorce professional recently. Try the yellow pages and interview many. Mediators who are not lawyers can help couples communicate and work out an agreement.
Paralegals are expert at paperwork and red-tape.
Call an accountant if you want the latest on tax considerations and valuation of property, investments, pensions, or a going business. Get a variety of opinions before you make a decision or a move. They probably mean well, but that doesn't mean they know what they are talking about, and you are the one who pays for bad advice or wrong information. Just smile, say thank you, and go talk to someone who is in the business full time. We discuss how to learn about the law in chapter 5 of our famous Short Divorce Course.