Life After Divorce

Once you have created a heartfelt and meaningful vision for what you want you new life to look lie, the next step is to create a plan of action. The plan needs to include guidelines, a paradigm, your values and your goals for the next 12 months.

Create a vision of the life you want to live after the divorce is over.

Clarifying your intentions during your divorce process.

Steps towards coping with divorce

Your divorce will be a time of intense emotions, whether you’re the one that wanted the divorce or not. If you want the divorce, you may feel impatience, eagerness, or detachment. If you did not want the divorce, you are probably feeling sadness, shock, or betrayal. Whatever you are feeling, your emotions may cause your divorce to be much more expensive than it should be.

How wanting to get even can ruin you and your divorce.

Divorce is only the end of a marriage that wasn’t really working anyway. Your best life awaits.

The holidays can be a rough time for divorced families. These tips will help you avoid the naughty list and successfully co-parent through the holiday season by doing what's best for the kids.

The way you portray your divorce to the world is the way you will feel about your divorce. It is the way your friends and family and children will react to your divorce. It will impact how people think about you in the future. Think about what your statements say about you—your reputation, your dignity.

A win-lose mentality for adults going through divorce is the anthesis of a wise divorce. But for children, there should be winners, and it should be them.