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Here’s How Working With a Sex Coach Can Help You with Myisha Battle, Sex Coach
January 2026 Genevieve Dreizen January 2026 Genevieve Dreizen

Here’s How Working With a Sex Coach Can Help You with Myisha Battle, Sex Coach

In an insightful discussion, Myisha Battle, a skilled Sex Coach, reveals how her expertise aids clients during divorce, helping them navigate intimate challenges, foster self-discovery, and build healthy relationships. Her compassionate approach debunks misconceptions about coaching while empowering individuals to embrace their sexuality and dating skills effectively.

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Expert Feature: Donna C, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst®, Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor℠, Wealth Strategist & Founder of Money Matters Wealth Solutions and Navigating Divorce
January 2026 Genevieve Dreizen January 2026 Genevieve Dreizen

Expert Feature: Donna C, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst®, Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor℠, Wealth Strategist & Founder of Money Matters Wealth Solutions and Navigating Divorce

In an engaging conversation, Donna C, a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst®, shares her expertise in guiding women through financial challenges during divorce. Donna emphasizes the importance of empowerment, strategic planning, and emotional support, helping clients transform their financial lives and achieve lasting stability and confidence.

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I’m Divorced and a Divorce Professional—Here’s What I Learned with Kelsey Boucher, Divorce Coach
January 2026 Genevieve Dreizen January 2026 Genevieve Dreizen

I’m Divorced and a Divorce Professional—Here’s What I Learned with Kelsey Boucher, Divorce Coach

In an illuminating interview, Kelsey Boucher, a Divorce Coach, shares her personal journey and professional insights on navigating divorce. She emphasizes the importance of resilience and transformation, helping clients rebuild their lives with clarity and purpose. Discover how her unique approach supports individuals in their fresh starts.

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Divorce Happens: Survival Scenarios: “Help, My ex is threatening to move the kids out of state!”
January 2026 Fresh Starts Registry January 2026 Fresh Starts Registry

Divorce Happens: Survival Scenarios: “Help, My ex is threatening to move the kids out of state!”

Family Law Attorney Jolee Vacchi explains what to do if relocation is threatened during divorce. Learn your legal rights, when to file an emergency motion, and how to protect your children while keeping communication calm and clear. What if your ex threatens to move the kids out of state? Family Law Attorney Jolee Vacchi explains custody relocation laws and urgent steps you can take.

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What to Do With the Urge to Speak Out After an Affair
January 2026 Fresh Starts Registry January 2026 Fresh Starts Registry

What to Do With the Urge to Speak Out After an Affair

Should you say something to the other person after an affair? While the urge to speak up is natural, it rarely brings the closure you’re looking for. Learn what to consider before reaching out, why silence can be powerful, and how to focus on your own healing instead. Fresh Starts has experts who can help. Download our free ebook What to Consider When You’re Considering Divorce for support.

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Trauma Bonds - What - Why - How to Heal
January 2026 Fresh Starts Registry January 2026 Fresh Starts Registry

Trauma Bonds - What - Why - How to Heal

A trauma bond can feel like love, but it’s actually an addiction to a cycle of reward and withdrawal. Narcissists love-bomb you with attention, then pull away, flooding your body with stress and keeping you hooked. Healing isn’t about “just moving on”—it’s about nervous system regulation, emotional safety, and support. Learn how to break free and reclaim your peace after narcissistic abuse.

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Getting Unstuck
January 2026 Fresh Starts Registry January 2026 Fresh Starts Registry

Getting Unstuck

There’s a quiet moment—maybe in the middle of the night, maybe while folding laundry or sitting in your car—when you realize something has to change.

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What Documents Should You Gather Before Filing for Divorce?
January 2026 Fresh Starts Registry January 2026 Fresh Starts Registry

What Documents Should You Gather Before Filing for Divorce?

Preparing for divorce can feel overwhelming, but gathering the right documents early makes the process smoother. From tax returns and pay stubs to retirement statements and insurance policies, here’s what to collect before filing. Download our free ebook What to Consider When You’re Considering Divorce for step-by-step guidance.

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A Note from Our Editors
January 2026 Genevieve Dreizen January 2026 Genevieve Dreizen

A Note from Our Editors

Welcome to the very first edition of Divorce Guide Magazine.

When we created Fresh Starts Registry, we dreamed of a world where divorce wasn’t whispered about in shame but spoken about in community—where people could find not just resources, but true support. This magazine is an extension of that dream.

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Legal Aid and Sliding Scale Legal Services: Your Guide to Affordable Legal Help
January 2026 Fresh Starts Registry January 2026 Fresh Starts Registry

Legal Aid and Sliding Scale Legal Services: Your Guide to Affordable Legal Help

When you’re navigating divorce, custody, domestic violence, or property division — or any life-changing legal situation — having professional legal guidance can be the difference between confusion and confidence. But what if hiring a lawyer at full price just isn’t possible right now? Let’s walk through one of the smartest ways to get professional help without breaking the bank: Legal Aid and Sliding Scale Legal Services.

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How to File for Divorce When You Can’t Afford the Fees: Understanding Court Fee Waivers (In Forma Pauperis)
January 2026 Fresh Starts Registry January 2026 Fresh Starts Registry

How to File for Divorce When You Can’t Afford the Fees: Understanding Court Fee Waivers (In Forma Pauperis)

Filing for divorce—or any family court action—can be overwhelming enough without the added stress of high court filing fees. The good news? You might not have to pay them at all. If you’re struggling financially, your local courthouse may allow you to file "In Forma Pauperis"—a legal term that simply means "in the form of a pauper" or, more plainly, you can’t afford the costs and need them waived. Here’s everything you need to know, including exact scripts for calling your courthouse, and step-by-step instructions to get started.

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Divorce Guide: 10 Questions to Ask a Potential Divorce Lawyer
January 2026 Fresh Starts Registry January 2026 Fresh Starts Registry

Divorce Guide: 10 Questions to Ask a Potential Divorce Lawyer

Divorce is a difficult and emotional process, and it is important to have an experienced and knowledgeable lawyer on your side. When interviewing potential divorce lawyers, there are a few key questions you should ask to ensure that you are getting the best possible representation. We’ve rounded up 10 questions to ask a potential divorce lawyer to help you make an informed decision.

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