If you’re tired of the traditional Valentine’s Day, try swapping it out with Galentine’s Day this year, instead.
Coping with Divorce
Dropping the “D Bomb”: How to Tell Your Husband Your Marriage Is Over
Contemplating divorce? Your first divorce conversation sets the tone for a respectful process and must be planned with care. Before you tell your husband you want out, consider these helpful pointers and handle this difficult conversation with poise and grace.
3 Financial Mistakes to Avoid When it Comes to the Cost of Divorce
When a family goes through a divorce, they often become anxious over the costs associated with the process. This is understandable, given that they are going to have to maintain two households on the same incomes that previously supported one. Fortunately, there are some things all parties involved can do to keep their costs down and while still resolving their matters fully and efficiently.
Improving Your Life After a Divorce
Divorce can make for a new beginning where you have the ability to revamp your social circle, focus on what makes you happy, and really turn your life around.
A New Year, a New You: 5 Tips and Tricks for Surviving 2020
Here are five ideas to keep you sane in the new year while you deal with your recent divorce.
Taking Care of Your Mental Health After Divorce
How do you take care of your mental health after divorce? The answer would be to consider a holistic approach that addresses your mental, physical, and emotional health.
8 Surprising Ways Divorce Affects Health and Wellness
Divorce is synonymous with overwhelm and not only due to the details of reaching a settlement. Collateral damage often occurs in divorce’s impact on a person’s health and is often neglected. It is something that might not even be a consideration, but must be one.
Divorce Support Groups: How to Find the Right One for You
Divorce Support Groups help you deal with the pain and loss of the marriage and support a healthy recovery. There are several benefits to divorce support groups, but finding the right one is more than a matter of location.
The New Decade: Will You Choose Freedom or Fear?
2020 begins a new decade, will you choose to have the decade be one of freedom or fear?
Adult Children of Divorce and Thanksgiving: The “Giving” Never Ends!
I’m not sure why it happens, but I know many grown children of divorce who still feel this way—make each parent happy first, deal with your needs second. And, still, it’s never enough.
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