Erica Lyall

CFP®, CDFA®

Financial Advisor

Contact Erica

Phone

336-609-8420

Email

elyall@strategicadvisorypartners.com

Turning Life’s Transitions Into Financial Empowerment

Erica Lyall is dedicated to helping people build confidence and clarity in their financial lives—particularly during times of change. Having experienced divorce herself and seen family members navigate similar challenges, Erica understands the emotional and financial complexities that come with major transitions. Her passion is helping clients find stability, independence, and renewed purpose through sound financial planning.

As both a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ and a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst™, Erica partners closely with clients and their professional teams—including attorneys and tax professionals—to create comprehensive strategies that align with long-term goals. Her approach blends technical expertise with empathy, helping clients make informed decisions and move forward with confidence.

With more than 20 years of experience in wealth management and philanthropy, Erica has built trusted relationships with individuals and families focused on their legacies and financial well-being. Before joining Strategic Advisory Partners, she served as a Wealth Management Advisor at BB&T (now Truist) and at boutique firms such as Hutchinson Family Offices, where she specialized in supporting women through divorce and beyond.

Erica earned her B.A. in Economics and Spanish from Wake Forest University. She lives in Lewisville with her son, family, and pets, and enjoys volunteering and being active in her community.

Recent Blogs & Content

Why Retirement Planning Looks Different for Women

Why Retirement Planning Looks Different for Women

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Why Most Financial Plans Break Down

Why Most Financial Plans Break Down

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The Rise of Women and Wealth in America

The Rise of Women and Wealth in America

The Rise of Women and Wealth in AmericaOver the past few years, I have noticed something changing. More women are stepping into financial leadership roles. Not quietly. Not secondarily. But intentionally. Some are building wealth through their careers. Some are...

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