Separating from someone is always difficult. It takes time, effort, and energy. But when the person is toxic, things are so much more complex.
Coping with Divorce
You’re a Victim of Emotional Abuse. How Do You Fortify Your Reputation With Your Children?
As a victim of emotional abuse, you understand the power of emotions and must provide emotional support to your children and to yourself.
The Pros & Cons of Hiring a Therapist During a Divorce
Hiring a therapist during divorce can be a sign of your commitment to healing and feeling better. You are investing in yourself and your future – but there are a couple of cons to consider.
How Mental Illness Can Impact Your Divorce Case
If you are the spouse who’s been diagnosed with a mental illness, you may need to be especially meticulous in establishing how it does (and does not) impact your daily life.
Paths You Might Experience During Divorce
Through these steps, you will learn to let go of the negative emotions of anger, blame, resentment, and regret. This practice will allow you the freedom to move forward in creating a life based on your curiosities and values.
Adversity and Positive Self-Image: That’s How Men Navigate Divorce!
Have you ever heard of Murphy’s Law? You’re probably thinking, “Heard of it? I’ve lived it!” Murphy’s Law says, “If anything can go wrong, it will go wrong.” People quote that all of the time. Some people actually believe that it’s true, even though there’s no factual basis for it. Really inspiring way to go […]
9 Ways to Meet Your Children’s Needs During the Holidays
Understanding that this first holiday season after your divorce will be different while providing your children with compassion and coping strategies will not only help them through this holiday time but also long after the holidays pass.
Marital Debt: What Your Divorce Attorney Won’t Tell You
If your name is on a car loan or home mortgage you will continue to be held responsible post-divorce for those debts regardless of who the court orders to pay the debt.
The Impact of Divorce or Separation on Getting a Mortgage
When you are looking for a mortgage, if you indicate that you are separated or divorced, many lenders will require a formal separation agreement to move ahead with your mortgage application.
You Are Accountable: Sustaining Addiction Recovery
Addiction doesn’t just impact the addicted individual, but the entire family unit. As a result, many times addiction, divorce, and child custody issues go hand in hand.
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