Category: Help with Your Divorce
Everyone needs divorce help before, during and after the process. There are many steps to be taken and questions to be answered. How am I going to get through this divorce? How much does a divorce cost? How long does a divorce take? How is divorce going to affect my children? What’s the best method of self-care during this stressful time? Divorce Squad can provide you with the insight you need to succeed.
Divorce help comes in many different ways. Whether you need information or advice on how to establish effective divorce co-parenting plans, learn how divorce affects your taxes, exploring how divorce mediation can be an effective component to your legal plan, how to make sure you don’t forget about taking care of yourself – you can’t pour from an empty cup! – and all kinds of other divorce help you might not have known you need is all available here!
Connect with professionals that you can build trust with and a relationship to support you through divorce and in your next chapters of life.
Self-care during divorce is paramount for keeping balance. Finding a calming activity should be a part of your daily routine.
By creating a new normal, you can begin to have some semblance of balance in your life following divorce. Create your new normal now >
Feeling Guilty After Divorce is normal, but you must limit guilt spending on your children because gift giving is not the answer.
Accepting help from friends and family when going through or after a divorce can help you get and stay on top of things in your new life.
Creating Consistency at Home During Divorce will help your children adjust to living with their parents separately.
Dealing with in-laws after divorce can be challenging but it is important to maintain respect for the overall good of the children involved.
Eating during divorce is so important! Step by step, focus on healthier eating, and what is really best for you and your body.
Sharing holidays after divorce can be challenging and lonely - get three quick tips for making it less stressful and happier for everyone.
How can someone with no finances have a financial advisor? This is a question I used to ask myself. I had no finances to speak of at the time of my divorce.
Secure Your Oxygen Mask. By taking care of yourself first, you will be better equipped to help your children deal with their own emotions.