At times, in the middle of your divorce, you find yourself living in a post-divorce world. Technically, you’re still married. But on a practical, day-to-day basis, you’re already living the life of a divorced person.
Christmas is a tough holiday. It can seem impossible to let go of Christmas memories and deal with new realities. But then are you missing Christmas of the past or are you holding on to vision of what a Christmas should be? Now is the perfect time to move towards to your vision! Read more to find out how.
A simple rule is to trust in the divorce professionals (attorney, finance professional, therapist, real estate agent, divorce coach) on your team and NO ONE else. That may seem very black and white, but it is clear, direct, and easy to remember in times of stress. Here are the reasons why this matters.
For several years, I have filled my Thanksgiving table with various others, hoping to create a crowd of distraction. With Thanksgiving of 2013 fast approaching, I’m finally respecting my children’s wishes and letting it “just be us” — and I’m excited about it!
As the holidays approach, I find myself dreading a season I used to adore. Here are some questions I’ve asked myself to help me get to the root of my anxieties and enable me to enjoy the holidays again. I hope they’ll help you, too.
It is hard to stay positive when you’re dealing with so much loss, but you can minimize your pain by recognizing what’s worth fighting for and when to let go. Here are four ways you can avoid making life harder for yourself during your divorce.
You say you want out of your marriage. Your life feels lonely, boring, stagnant, full of tension and disappointment. You’re envious of your divorced friends’ freedom. Their lives seem so exciting and passionate. Is the grass truly greener on the other side?