Recognize The Opportunity To Reinvent Yourself After Divorce

When the marriage you entered into with so much hope has died, it may seem in your darkest moments as if the best part of your life is over too.

How To Deal With An Angry Husband During Divorce

Divorce is a very emotional experience, and anger is very much part of the equation in a typical divorce. It’s easy for emotions to spiral out of control during a divorce, sometimes so out of control that they could have long-term negative consequences. If your spouse is angry, here are some things to keep in mind to help keep the situation under control… which is best for everyone in the long run.

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Four Ways To Move Past Your Divorce

Divorce can be extremely challenging, no two ways about it. At times it can feel like it’s almost impossible to move on. Many people spend their lives embittered or sad about their lost marriages, but you don’t have to let your divorce cast a shadow over the rest of your life! Here are four ways to transition into a healthy new life, full of possibility.

Four Ways Your Husband Could Conceal

A spouse, often the husband, decides to try to hide assets in order to get a better settlement. It’s important to have an experienced attorney on your team to ensure that you aren’t victimized.

Four Ways Your Husband Could Conceal Income In Order To Get A Better Settlement

Divorcing Your Husband? Five Ways To Prepare

If you are thinking about filing for divorce, or you have already made the decision to do so, it is important to act strategically in order to ensure things go as smoothly as possible.

Rebounding From Divorce: Five Steps Toward A Healthy New Life

Going through a divorce can be a painful and difficult process. When the divorce is ultimately finalized, many women feel a strong sense of relief, but that doesn’t always last.

What To Do If You’re A Victim Of Domestic Abuse

All victims of domestic violence or abuse need to understand one critical truth: There is no excuse or justification for behavior that puts you or your children in harm’s way. Nothing you have done makes someone else’s violence or abuse your responsibility. We are all accountable for our own actions – whether it’s a spouse or loved one that is causing you harm, or you as you decide how to address the problem.