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Grieving The Losses of Divorce
Mar 21, 2019
Immediately following the final decision to divorce there were so many important issues that demanded my full attention. Dealing with the Chaos My three kids were going through unexpected and unwanted transitions and needed my support. Nothing mattered more. The … Read More
Your Divorce and Social Media Etiquette
Mar 19, 2019
Social Media and Divorce In the past, news about your pending divorce might take a while to travel. Not today. Details about your entire life are instantly available to the world thanks to social media. If you or your family … Read More
Poof! Make my Marriage Disappear!
Mar 11, 2019
Actress Anna Faris, who shares a five-year-old son with Chris Pratt, recently said that “it feels so easy to get married” at first, but “the untangling” of divorce gets messy. Take the Time to Untangle the Right Way At some … Read More
Snap! Make My Divorce Appear!
Mar 01, 2019
When faced with the reality of divorce, many people just want to get it over with. And there are many offers that claim this can be done. Read divorce offers carefully Some family law firms offer flat fee to get … Read More
Your Divorce and Other People: Breaking the News
Feb 25, 2019
We may think that divorce is only an ordeal between two people, but in reality, it impacts many. Everyone from friends to family will feel differently once they find out you and your spouse are divorcing. But at this moment … Read More
Your Divorce and Other People: Answering Awkward Questions
Feb 11, 2019
Divorce is an intensely personal event. In a perfect world, you could choose how much of the ordeal you share with other people and how much you want to keep to yourself. Unfortunately, other people will find out details about … Read More
Dealing With Anger After Divorce
Feb 07, 2019
There is anger, then there is anger. When people work through a loss of any kind, they will usually feel angry at some point. And so while I understood normal feelings of anger, I didn’t know I could feel as … Read More
I Never Thought This Would Be My Story
Jan 16, 2019
A few years ago, my marriage of over twenty years came to an end. Simply put, I never thought that would be my story. After many years of struggle, hurt and failed attempts to make things better, I found myself … Read More
Surviving the First Holiday Without Your Spouse
Dec 21, 2018
Sometimes, what are supposed to be happy occasions are instead times of sadness. This is especially true during the first holiday after your divorce. Being alone during a traditionally joyful time can amplify that sadness. The distress and sadness can … Read More
Bring the Power of Mindfulness to Your Holidays
Dec 17, 2018
The holiday season is supposed to be a happy time, full of joy and good cheer. But if you’re going through a divorce, however, this time of year can be overwhelming. You might feel you’re unable to manage your grief … Read More
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