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Separated but Still Living Together? 5 Ways to Protect Your Peace Until You Can Move Out
Separated but Still Living Together? 5 Ways to Protect Your Peace Until You Can Move Out by Leah Marie Mazur, Divorce Recovery Coach of Mindfully Ready
Separated or Divorced and Paying K-12 Private School Tuition? Financial Aid May Be Available
Separated or Divorced and Paying K-12 Private School Tuition? Financial Aid May Be Available by Vicki Vollweiler, Divorce & College Planning Expert of College Financial Prep
The Biggest Misconceptions About Divorce, According to a Divorce Professional
The Biggest Misconceptions About Divorce, According to a Divorce Professional by Isabel Sanchez, Financial Coach of MES Financial Coaching, LLC.
Should I Stay or Should I Go? What an Iceland Glacier Taught Me About Walking Away
Should I Stay or Should I Go? What an Iceland Glacier Taught Me About Walking Away by Kimberly Lorah, Divorce Coach of Mediation Preparation Specialist
Podcast Spotlight: Becoming You Again by Karin Nelson, Divorce Coach of Karin Nelson Coaching
Podcast Spotlight: Becoming You Again by Karin Nelson, Divorce Coach of Karin Nelson Coaching
Expert Feature: Meredith Vandegrift, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
Expert Feature: Meredith Vandegrift, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon by Meredith Vandegrift, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon of Vandegrift Plastic Surgery
Divorce Myths We Are Officially Breaking Up With
Divorce Myths We Are Officially Breaking Up With by Lori Heller, Divorce Coach of Lori Heller Divorce Coaching
Thankful-ish: A Gratitude Mad Lib
Need a little distraction? Our madlib is here for you, friend.
Hey Olivia: How to Ask a Loving Sister for Space After Divorce
Your sister is texting daily, dropping by unannounced, and asking if youโre okay a hundred times a week. It comes from love, but itโs a lot. Olivia explains why needing quiet isnโt a betrayal of that love, and how one honest, gentle text can protect the relationship instead of hurting it.
December in the Divorce Happens Community
This November, the Divorce Happens Community is digging into "Who Showed Up," a theme about the friendships that surprised us, the ones that quietly disappeared, and everything in between.
Divorce 101: N Is for Negotiation (and November)
November is a month of tension and transition, which makes it a fitting time to talk about negotiation, the process where much of divorce actually gets decided. Whether it happens through attorneys, in mediation, or at a settlement conference, negotiation isnโt about winning or losing. Itโs about reaching workable agreements and keeping decisions in the hands of the people who will live with them. Preparation, clear priorities, and patience matter more than force.
Jenny Says So: When Family Trashes Your Ex in Front of the Kids
A readerโs mom and sibling keep criticizing her ex in front of the kids, and they think theyโre helping. In this monthโs Jenny Says So, Jenny explains how to draw a firm line without debating your exโs merits, and offers a script for the pushback thatโs sure to follow.
Podcast Spotlight: The Families First Podcast hosted by Ron Platt
Podcast Spotlight: The Families First Podcast from โRon Platt of National Association for Single and Divorced Families
Here's How Working With a Divorce Coach Can Help You
Here's How Working With a Divorce Coach Can Help You by Cherie Morris, Divorce Coach of Dear Divorce Coach
The Problem With Asking AI for Divorce Advice
The Problem With Asking AI for Divorce Advice by Elise Buie, Family Law and Divorce Attorney
Crazy 8's - Celebrating Eight Years of "Kim-dependence"
Eight Things Eight Years Post-Divorce Taught Me by Kimberly Lorah of Blossom Coaching
November in the Divorce Happens Community
This November, the Divorce Happens Community is digging into "Who Showed Up," a theme about the friendships that surprised us, the ones that quietly disappeared, and everything in between.
When the Hard Part Lasts Longer Than You Expected
When the Hard Part Lasts Longer Than You Expected by Karen LeClaire, Stress & Performance Specialist for Life Transitions of CCE Performance and North Andover Counseling Professionals