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The Questions Women Ask Before They Say the Word Divorce
The Questions Women Ask Before They Say the Word Divorce by by Kristina St. Cyr of Kristina St. Cyr Coaching
Divorce Happens: Survival Scenarios: “Help, my spouse emptied out the children’s college accounts!”
What if your spouse emptied the kids’ college fund? Divorce expert Donna Cates, CDFA, explains your rights, recovery options, and steps to protect assets. Certified Divorce Financial Analyst Donna Cates shares what to do if college savings vanish in divorce. Learn the legal implications, how to protect remaining funds, and how to document evidence so you can safeguard your children’s future.
What to consider when you’re considering divorce: everything to do with custody and children
In this guide, we’ll explore key factors to consider when navigating divorce with children—legal custody, physical custody, visitation schedules, and how to prioritize your child’s emotional well-being throughout the process.
Divorce Guide: How to Talk to Your Kids About Your New Relationship After Divorce
Talking to your kids about a new relationship after divorce can feel daunting, but it’s a conversation that lays the foundation for trust and emotional security. By handling this conversation thoughtfully, you can ease their worries, answer their questions, and create a safe space for everyone to navigate this new chapter together.
Divorce Guide: 10 Essential Questions to Ask Bank and Credit Card Company During Your Divorce
Divorce is a major life transition, and managing your finances is one of the most critical aspects of navigating this change. In this post, we’ll cover 10 essential questions to ask your bank and credit card company during your divorce.
I'm Divorced, and Now What? 10 Essential Steps to Get Your Life in Order After Divorce
Divorce is a life-changing event that often comes with a whirlwind of emotions, decisions, and adjustments. Once the paperwork is finalized, you might feel a sense of relief, but it’s also the beginning of a new chapter that requires careful attention to some essential administrative tasks. Whether it’s updating your financial documents, revisiting your estate plan, or managing joint accounts, this is the time to take control of your future and set yourself up for stability and success.
Domestic Abuse Isn’t Always Physical In Nature
Domestic Abuse Isn’t Always Physical In Nature by Oona Metz, founder of Oona Metz, LICSW, Therapist