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contemplating divorce

4 Apr

Impact of Rising Rates on Homeownership and Divorce

“In the divorce world, the higher rates have made it harder to ‘uncouple’ the mortgage. Refinancing to remove an ex-spouse’s name and pull out equity to pay a marital settlement has become much more costly at today’s rates, so the retaining spouse has a significant desire to preserve the rate on the current mortgage” according […]

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27 Feb

Divorce Out of Court: A Guide to Amicable Separation

Divorce can be one of life’s most challenging transitions, but it doesn’t always have to be a bitter courtroom battle. More couples are turning to out-of-court divorce processes to dissolve their marriages amicably, saving time, money, and emotional energy in the process. We’ll discuss the benefits of pursuing divorce out of court and provide insights […]

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30 Jul

Empower Your Journey: When Contemplating Divorce

Not all troubled marriages end in divorce. According to the CDC, the national average divorce and annulment rate in 2021 saw a significant decline at approximately 2.5 people per 1,000, compared to the rate of 4 people per 1,000 in 2001. However, it’s evident that some marriages do not last. We will explore ways to […]

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19 Jun

Your Complete Divorce Checklist

Welcome to your complete divorce checklist, designed to support you as you navigate the complexities of this transformative journey. This checklist will serve as your compass, guiding you towards a brighter future. Your Complete Divorce Checklist: Navigating the Path to a Brighter Future 1. Center Yourself: Divorce can be challenging. Finding an inner sense of […]

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15 Apr

Managing Divorce Anxiety

Divorce can be one of the most stressful and anxiety-provoking events in a person’s life. It can be overwhelming to deal with the emotional, financial, and legal aspects of a divorce. As a certified divorce coach, I have some practical suggestions to help you reduce anxiety during this challenging time. Managing Divorce Anxiety First and […]

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21 Feb

Protect Your Privacy During A Divorce

Divorce can be a stressful time for everyone involved, especially if there is high conflict and you need to protect your privacy. With our increasing reliance on technology, it is essential to take the necessary steps to protect your personal information and secure your accounts during this time. Consider the following ways to protect your […]

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3 Feb

10 Tips for a Better Mindset on Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day can bring about high expectations for love, leading to disappointment for those who have experienced a recent breakup, separation, or divorce. Despite being a day commonly associated with love and happiness, it can bring on feelings of depression and loneliness for those who are in a relationship or single. However, adopting the right […]

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16 Jan

5 Ways to Ease Divorce Fatigue

Are you experiencing stress, overwhelm, and fatigue as a result of your divorce? If so, you’re not alone. Many people who are going through a divorce feel this way at some point during the process. We will be discussing 5 ways to ease divorce fatigue. You may be having issues with brain fog, trouble focusing, […]

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21 Dec

Difficult Relationships Over The Holidays

The holidays are approaching and this can bring out the best, and the worst in people. Couples that are contemplating divorce are already in a whirlwind of emotions dealing with a strained relationship. The stress of the holidays can cause additional tension to the whole family.  So how do you manage difficult relationships over the […]

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19 Sep

Is it Better to Divorce Before or After the Holidays?

Divorce is difficult no matter when it occurs. If you are thinking of ending the marriage, is it better to divorce before or after the holidays? There is no such thing as a “perfect time” to divorce. You must determine what is best for you, your family, and your circumstance. Is it Better to Divorce […]

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