Divorce with Dignity is a national network of divorce support professionals who will help you keep control of your situation and receive an outcome that is cost-effective, safe, and as easy as possible. Our team is composed of dedicated, supportive...
A recent report from Psychology Today labeled addiction “a family affliction” because substance abuse changes traditional family dynamics and relationships between parents and children. For example, it could cause a parental figure to act out of...
You can view divorce as a positive life event through various lenses. After all, it is the precursor to a fresh start. However, that’s not to say that the necessity of the divorce makes it less emotional. In fact, almost everyone who has been...
A divorce is often described as a declaration of independence with only two signers because, in signing those papers, you are giving yourself (and your ex-spouse) permission to move forward and start anew. However, while there are likely many good...
National Loving Day is a holiday that is centered around celebrating love in all of its forms. And, it actually has an interesting history. Loving Day gets its origins from Mildred and Richard Loving. The Lovings were arrested in 1958 - for the...
In preparing for a divorce, we recommend the following steps – Get your paperwork together. Don’t worry if you can’t gather everything right away; just get what you can to help you with step 2. Start with finding your latest tax statement, and...
Since Father’s Day is just around the corner (Sunday, June 20th!), we wanted to take the opportunity to gratefully acknowledge the fathers, dads, pas, and papas (for those who celebrate this day), along with the guardians, co-parents, and...
You have been thinking about divorce for quite some time, and now, you’re finally going through with it — with the hope that it’ll all be behind you…very soon. So, the last thing you’d want (after you’ve spent so much time, money, and energy to...
Well, you’ve come to the decision that you have to divorce and you really want to get through this as peacefully as possible without spending your life savings. Just remember that as long as you and your spouse are in agreement, you can pretty much...
You. Are. Enraged. You want to “get” your spouse and make them truly miserable. Hurting them will most assuredly make you feel better and set things right for the next chapter in your life. Hitting them in the wallet and their relationship with...
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