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Divorce Diaries
The circumstances and emotions involved in a couple’s separation or divorce are as varied as snowflakes in a snowstorm. So, decisions made around the need for a Separation Agreement can be positively or negatively influenced by these circumstances.
The holiday season is now upon us. For some, this time of year brings magic. But for others - those recently separated, divorced, or suddenly alone - the holidays are a brutal reminder of loss.
Deciding whether to sell the marital home or have one spouse buy out the other requires an accurate understanding of its true value, which is why a reliable Opinion of Value or formal appraisal is so important.
"Divorced women don't own houses" and other limiting beliefs.
Moving can be hard, and it feels darned near impossible when you are packing “your half” of a life once spent with another soul.
Once upon a time, there was a beautiful princess who moved back in with her Ex. Let’s call her
Marilyn. They had been legally separated for years, never bothering with the final paperwork of
being divorced.
Because marriage has been a staple of “straight” life for eons, I think it can be easy to overlook or simply not understand the struggle and fight the 2SLGBTQI+ community went through to have this same right.
Going through a divorce can be a painful and traumatic experience. Once the dust has settled and you've started to rebuild your life, you may think the hardest parts are behind you. However, certain milestones can resurface all those difficult feelings in an instant.
Losing an ex-spouse can be a complex and challenging experience, especially for those who have gone through the emotional turmoil of divorce. The inevitable mix of grief, nostalgia, and possibly unresolved feelings can be overwhelming and challenging to navigate.
We all know there are three sides to every story and therein lies the truth. In divorce, this couldn’t be more accurate. Every story depends on memory, feelings, and perspective.
The term "narcissist" is often used casually in everyday conversation, but when it is used in the context of divorce, it takes on a more profound significance. So why do so many people going through divorce label their Ex as a narcissist?
Divorce is a life-altering event that has a ripple effect throughout your life. While much of the focus tends to be on the impact it has on the couple and their immediate family, the transformation of friendships in the aftermath of divorce is complex and often overlooked.
“The first steps are truly the hardest and I’m here to make a difference in the lives of divorcing families.”
Maggie
Divorce Haven
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