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Expert Feature David Fein, Divorce Mediator and Family Law Attorney
In an insightful interview, David Fein, a Divorce Mediator and Family Law Attorney, discusses his unique approach to helping families navigate the complexities of divorce. With a focus on structured solutions, he empowers clients to transition smoothly, prioritizing their long-term well-being and harmony.
Review: Sexual Pleasure For Dummies by Myisha Battle
Here's what nobody tells you when your marriage ends: you get to rediscover yourself. All of yourself.
That's why I picked up Sexual Pleasure For Dummies by Myisha Battle — and why I'd hand it to every person who's come out the other side of a long-term relationship wondering, so... who am I now?
This is a permission slip. A practical one, with real tools and zero judgment.
Five stars. No notes.
Hey Olivia:I'm Watching Myself Sink Into Debt in Real Time
A reader asks how to survive a high-conflict divorce when her ex has all the resources — and all the leverage.
What People Don’t Understand about working with a High-conflict divorce coach with Rina Groeneveld
In an insightful discussion, Rina Groeneveld, a High-conflict Divorce Coach, reveals the overlooked complexities of divorce. She emphasizes that the journey involves emotional turmoil and legal challenges, discouraging simplistic views that divorce is a clean break. Instead, she encourages strategic communication and thorough documentation.
5 Tips From a Divorce Professional with Kristina St. Cyr, Certified Divorce Coach
In a heartfelt interview, Kristina St. Cyr, a Certified Divorce Coach, shares five essential tips to navigate the complexities of divorce. She emphasizes emotional clarity, prioritizing self-care, and the importance of focused decision-making for individuals facing this significant life transition.
So You Want to Be a Registry Fairy
A Registry Fairy is exactly what it sounds like: a person who occasionally receives a Fresh Starts registry link and decides, on their own terms, whether to purchase something from it. No formal training. No monthly commitment. No pressure. You sign up, you get added to the list, and when we have a registry to share, we'll send it your way.
The Registry Fairy: A Small Act That Lands Hard
The Registry Fairy started as something we just quietly did. We kept a list of people who wanted to be that stranger, and when registries came in, we supported them. No fanfare, no formal launch. Just people taking care of other people in a real and tangible way.
Letter from the Editor: May I? On asking permission for your own life.
May Letter from the Editor
May. The whole word is a request. A hand raised. A pause before the sentence even starts, checking to see whether you're allowed to have the feeling you're already having.
Photo by Terrie Alfieri
I’m Unmarried, Not Divorced (But Also Divorced)
I’m Unmarried, Not Divorced (But Also Divorced) by Monique Alexander, Life Coach
Divorce 101: M Is for Mediation (and May)
May is a month of growth and possibility. It’s when things begin to open, stretch, and soften after a long winter. That makes it a fitting time to talk about one of the most effective—and often misunderstood—paths through divorce: mediation.
Jenny Says So: I’m not okay, but I’m also not up for sharing
Divorce makes you a subject. Suddenly everyone wanted the story — neighbors, relatives, the well-meaning acquaintance sliding into your DMs. And every time someone asks, it's like being pulled back into the worst chapter and forced to summarize it in 30 seconds.
You're not obligated to satisfy curiosity in order to be "nice." Polite doesn't mean porous. You don't owe a recap of your pain to earn your place in the room.
The Eye of the Storm
The Eye of the Storm by Robyn Gaillard of Mind-Body Connection Integration Healing Arts
The Feminization of Wealth: How Women Are Gaining Control — and What It Means for Your Financial Future
The Feminization of Wealth: How Women Are Gaining Control — and What It Means for Your Financial Future by Bridget Borel of Clairwell Financial Planning
Divorce Happens: Survival Scenario: What to Do If You Suspect Your Spouse Is Talking to a Divorce Lawyer
Overheard your spouse talking to a divorce lawyer? Learn the first steps to take, how to prepare financially, and which professionals to consult.
How to Borrow Money from Friends or Family to Start the Divorce Process (Without Burning Bridges)
Need help covering the cost of your divorce? This blog post offers practical, respectful advice on how to ask friends or family for a short-term loan—without guilt or burning bridges. Learn how to create a repayment plan, approach the conversation with confidence, and fund your fresh start with support and clarity. Perfect for anyone starting over on a budget.
Affordable Legal Help: How to Find Divorce Attorneys with Payment Plans
Divorce can be expensive, but legal help doesn’t have to be out of reach. This blog post walks you through how to find family law attorneys who offer payment plans, flat fees, or unbundled services. Learn how to ask about payment options during consultations and where to search for budget-friendly legal support so you can move forward without financial overwhelm.
What to consider when you’re considering divorce: your health, mental health, and self-care
In this post, we’ll explore the key considerations for protecting your health and mental health during this challenging time, as well as practical tips for self-care. Whether you’re in the early stages of contemplation or preparing to take action, caring for yourself is the first step toward building a brighter future.
Divorce Guide: 10 Questions to Ask Your Real Estate Agent About Navigating the Divorce Process
Seeking guidance from a knowledgeable real estate professional during a divorce can prove to be invaluable. We rounded up 10 questions to ask your realtor during a divorce, highlighting their role in guiding you through the real estate aspect of your separation, and providing essential questions to ask them.