So, you’re single. Now what? The answer for many divorcees is to start dating again, but the thought of dating apps and meaningless hookups is a lot to take in after a long-term relationship and harrowing divorce process. If you’re
The marital home is usually the largest asset in a divorce. Not only does it have the highest monetary value, it also holds the biggest emotional weight out of all the marital properties. It’s where you and your spouse planned
You want to move on, but you just can’t seem to do it. Sound familiar? If so, you’re not alone. Many divorcees have a hard time moving forward with their life after everything is finalized. They remain stuck between the
Successfully Co-Parenting The summer months are upon us, and that means it’s time to start thinking about adjustments that may need to be made to your shared parenting plan. While summer vacation and other holidays are usually factored into the
It’s no secret that divorce is stressful. In fact, it’s considered the second most stressful event you can experience in life, topped only by the death of a loved one. Are you experiencing divorce stress and divorce anxiety? The anxiety that
Being a parent is not easy. Being a divorced parent is even harder. But being a divorced dad is on a whole other level of difficulty. The stigma they face, coupled with the challenge of a child custody process that is
We want to believe the best about the people we love, so oftentimes it’s not until we’re removed from the situation that we see their true colors. Those colors aren’t always pretty, either. Narcissism is a pretty big buzzword going
Gaslighting is a form of emotional abuse, usually done by one person to another, where they manipulate that person and minimize how they feel so that they start to question their own reality. Self-gaslighting can also happen, but instead of
A second chance at love sounds great, doesn’t it? Maybe so but getting married again after divorce comes with its fair share of challenges. The divorce rate for second marriages is even higher than that of first marriages- a whopping
For many, one of the most bitter divorce pills to swallow is paying spousal support (aka alimony). Paying support is a monthly reminder of emotional painful loss or financial stress, all the while someone is trying to recover from the financial
