Recent Blog Posts
Cohabitating During Divorce
Your divorce is a certainty. You’ve already discussed it with your spouse, and you are on the same page. Yet here you are, still living together during this dreadful process. It’s not ideal, but it’s what it is because it was advised by lawyers/will give the kids time to get used to the idea/is… Read More »
Men: Don’t Make These Common Mistakes in Divorce
Getting divorce is a big deal. Unfortunately, far too many men are blind sighted, feel guilty, or simply are buried in ideas about having to be a good guy in divorce, and they don’t take the necessary steps to protect themselves. Your emotions are high, and that makes it more important than ever to… Read More »
I Want a Divorce Because My Spouse Won’t Fight!
Are you exasperated with your spouse simply because you never argue? While to some that sounds absolutely ludicrous, you are keenly aware that the absence of fighting doesn’t necessarily signal a congruous relationship. Rather, that lack of conflict could mean something much more detrimental is under foot. So what is going on? There are… Read More »
How Can You Tell If Your Spouse Cheating?
If you are suspicious that your spouse is being unfaithful, you may also wonder if you’re nuts or if you should trust your instincts. Relationship experts point to indicators that could be a sign of cheating. Take a look at this list to see how many of the signs are exactly what you are… Read More »
Thinking About Divorce? Let’s Talk
If you are seriously considering getting divorced, there are some important conversations that need to happen pretty quickly. While your spouse is obviously one person who will require a few words, there are others you may not have thought about that you really should touch base with. Your Therapist If you go through with… Read More »
How to Divorce and Coparent with an Abusive Spouse
Studies tell us that roughly 25 percent of divorces in this country are due in large part to abuse in the marriage. Abuse is one of the leading causes of divorce, in fact. It could be physical, psychological, financial, or sexual, but regardless of the type of abuse, it is valid, and very treacherous…. Read More »
Are You Regretting that You Signed a Prenup?
You were certain it would be a forever love when you tied the knot. Signing a prenup at your partner’s request seemed like no biggie because you’d never get divorced from your soul mate anyway. The prenup was merely an insignificant piece of paper, worthy of being forgotten. You quickly signed it and put… Read More »
Don’t Let Divorce Ruin Your Health
Many consider divorce to be one of the most traumatic events in life, so it’s no surprise that the effects can be devastating. While many people expect to experience mental health impacts in the short term, research reveals that these issues can last for years. And because physical health is linked to mental health,… Read More »
Have You Considered a Divorce Support Group?
Whether your divorce has been quite amicable or extremely combative, at the end of the day you may be startled by the collection of feelings you find yourself juggling. From a sense of loneliness to feelings of bitterness, from fury to bliss, you may find yourself both fatigued and euphoric at different times. One… Read More »
Immigration Status and Divorce
Everyone knows that getting a divorce can be one of the most stressful events in life. But getting divorced if you are an immigrant can escalate those levels of anxiety because if you’re not already a citizen, getting divorced can mean more than dividing assets or building a functioning parenting plan; it can mean… Read More »
