Working with a divorce coach
Because every divorce is unique, Divorce With Dignity takes a holistic approach to helping our clients through the divorce process. In addition to our work with clients to help them resolve issues, work out fair divorce settlements, and to assist them in filing the necessary divorce papers, we also counsel with them to determine what other outside help they may need in creating their new life....
Read MoreIs Divorce The Right Decision For You?
Many people who are considering divorce or separation have trouble making the decision. Maybe this is something you are going through right now. You may feel unhappy in your marriage, but afraid of the unknown – deciding to divorce can be scary. Perhaps the same questions keep going around and around in your head, and answers seem out of your reach. How can you figure out if divorce is the...
Read MoreDivorce And Money: Getting A Fresh Start
One of the benefits we offer at Divorce With Dignity is unlimited referrals to services that our clients may need to help them through various aspects of their divorce. Besides the financial issues of deciding who gets what, money problems often arise around dealing with the change in income that occurs after the divorce. To help people make a fresh start in money matters, we often refer them to...
Read MoreStarting The Divorce Process: A Client Interview
As difficult as it may be for a couple to decide that it’s time to end their marriage, it is often just the beginning of a grueling divorce process that saps their money and energy, and seems to drag on forever. That is, if they decide to go through the divorce using litigation and divorce lawyers. However, if they choose a divorce with dignity and agree to work things out cooperatively, the...
Read MoreHow Do I Start To Prepare For A Divorce?
When people think they want a divorce, they think the first step is to learn what they need to do to prepare for the divorce. Logical – but first, take one step back. Before you do anything else, make sure you really are ready to go forward with the divorce. If there is any hope of saving your marriage, try counseling first or whatever else you can to save it. Because once you start the divorce...
Read MoreAchieve A Peaceful Divorce, Create The Life You Want
There is no denying that going through a divorce is one of the biggest transitions in a person’s life. How do you not only get through a difficult divorce, but then rebuild your life after divorce? Sara Crain, Psychotherapist (www.bayareashrink.com) and Law of Attraction Coach (www.myloacoach.com), is one of our Divorce With Dignity affiliates. Her goal is to help her clients navigate...
Read MoreDeciding on Divorce or Legal Separation
Trying to decide whether or not to divorce and break up a family has got to be one of the more heart-wrenching decisions in someone’s life. We talked with one of our Divorce With Dignity clients this week about her experience with this. We’ll call her “Carol” (not her real name) to respect her privacy. Carol wasn’t sure what to do when she found out that her husband wanted to call it...
Read MoreHow To Get Through Romantic Holidays While Going Through Divorce
What does a romantic holiday such as Valentine’s Day conjure up in your mind? If you are going through a divorce, it might be a sense of loss, anger, or anxiety (or all three) that looms over you as the day approaches. At Divorce With Dignity (www.dwdignity.com), we understand what you’re going through. So what can you do to cast off these gloomy feelings when you look at everyone else and...
Read MoreSeal and Heidi Klum To Divorce With Dignity
Last year, Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony split up and are working out an amicable divorce. This year, Seal and Heidi Klum have also decided to end their marriage and are aiming for a “divorce with dignity”, read the article here. “Divorcing with dignity” may seem like an impossible challenge for some divorcing couples, but if both parties are willing set aside negative emotions and...
Read MoreWhat’s Your Divorce Plan?
If you were about to start a project that included decisions that would affect almost every aspect of your life – including relationships, living arrangements, finances, your children, social interactions, etc. – would you hire someone (for a LOT of money) to take everything over and handle it all in a contentious way? Or would you want to explore your options, learn how the legal system...
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