I'll add that I agree with the comments that unless you have a few very specific questions, you likely are in much better shape to evaluate your plan than a CFP. We had an hour long call with a CFP from Vanguard to review our plan. We spent 40 minutes of that time with me explaining why he was wrong on SS estimates and walking him through our unique situation.
He then put together a plan showing 66% success rate, largely because the tax burden he assumes ends up adding another 60k/yr to our burn rate, at least for the first 5 years where he details the info. We're supposed to have a follow up call, but I suspect it's going to be pretty useless.
I've been trying to find a second opinion because in spite of hearing me spend 40 min educating the CFP during our first call, my DH still assumes I'm making an error in my calculations because he's an *expert.* And of course, he's put the seed of doubt into my head, despite me running taxes 5 different ways and sending numbers to our accountant to run. (who came up with estimates very close to mine, with the caveat that she missed 3K of additional deductions which I caught)
I'm coming to the conclusion that no one cares about your financial health as much as you do, so at some point, if you're sure you've done the work, you have to trust yourself.