To negotiate a buyout, you’ll need to determine which spouse is qualified to buy the other out, decide on the home’s fair market value, and mutually agree on conditions.
When preparing for a divorce lawyer consultation, conduct research about the lawyer and a typical session, gather personal documents, compose questions, consider your options, think about what you want out of the divorce, and contemplate costs.
Factors affecting alimony assessment include standard of living, duration of the marriage, financial resources, physical and emotional conditions, and marital contributions.
Therapy provides a safe environment for a child of divorce to process and work through their emotions before they lead to more problematic issues.
by Lisa Arends • Apr 22, 2021
Divorce affects each person differently in ways that may be beyond your control, but having a positive outlook is key to weathering the storm in preparation for sunnier days ahead.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Apr 21, 2021
Divorce can impact your tax filing status, dependent claims, and eligibility tax credits.
by Tara Eisenhard • Apr 20, 2021
Self-care is an important practice at any time, but deserves special attention during such a potentially stressful, life-altering event as divorce.
by Laura Lifshitz • Apr 19, 2021
By channeling feelings of empowerment following a divorce, you can focus on the positivity of your independence and solitude, rather than the negativity of loneliness and abandonment.
by Bonnie Simpson • Apr 16, 2021
The ramifications of settling for negative aspects of a relationship may ultimately cost you your own self-respect, making it crucial to take note of the red flags and adjust course.
by Lisa Thomson • Apr 15, 2021
Enjoy this list of popular novels featuring divorced heroines to draw inspiration as you navigate your own divorce process.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Apr 14, 2021
Although you share 50/50 custody with your ex, you may still have to pay child support to ensure the children achieve the same standard of living they would have if their parents lived together.
by Paige Gorman • Apr 13, 2021
There are times when a traumatic experience can provide the needed growth in life, as you learn from mistakes and use this insight to move forward.
by Tara Eisenhard • Apr 12, 2021
Though the inclination may be to crank up the sad, depressing songs during the divorce process, it's important to select tunes that breed empowerment and confidence as well.
by Erin Careless • Apr 08, 2021
Step-parent can be a difficult role to fill, particularly for step-moms wishing to strike the appropriate balance between embracing their maternal instinct and keeping a respectful distance.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Apr 07, 2021
Purchasing a home before your divorce is final involves a variety of risks including your spouse claiming partial ownership, a negative impact on your proceedings, limit on the assets you receive, and affordability.
by J. Alistair Palmer • Apr 06, 2021
Being a weekend dad can be a challenge, which is why it's important to make the extra effort to connect with your children whenever possible, both in-person and through technology.
by Rosalind Sedacca • Apr 05, 2021
Talking to your children about an impending divorce can be one of the most difficult steps of the process, one made easier by honestly sharing your thoughts and feelings, and being sure to listen to theirs.
by Jon Blau • Apr 01, 2021
The key to wealth preservation during divorce is to develop and follow a financial plan, and to minimize making emotional decisions that can lead to major investment mistakes.
by DivorceForce • Mar 31, 2021
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is important during all stages of life, but especially during the tumultuous transition of divorce, when mental and physical well-being should be a prime focus.
by Chris Armstrong • Mar 30, 2021
Though the great majority of marriages end based on 'irreconcilable differences,' further examination indicates this designation may mask more serious, underlying issues.
by Beatty Cohan • Mar 26, 2021
The pain of divorce is not permanent, and will fade over time as you begin to rebuild a life of your own, surrounded by those who provide love and support.
by Lisa Arends • Mar 25, 2021
Anxiety will always be a part of the divorce process, but proactively managing it can be the difference between constant turmoil and a smooth transition.
by Randi Levin • Mar 23, 2021
As the seasons change, so do we, experiencing waves of emotion and growth as we continue to evolve, both in our respective relationships and life at large.
by Laura Bonarrigo • Mar 22, 2021
The steps you take post-divorce will frame your life for many years to come, making it all the more imperative that you take the time to process your feelings in a healthy way.
by Wendi Schuller • Mar 19, 2021
When digging into the past, be mindful of what you may discover and determine if you are emotionally prepared to accept whatever the outcome may be.
by Gary Mathews • Mar 18, 2021
No matter how traumatic your divorce process may be, there is always a lesson to be learned and positives to draw from the experience.
by Lisa Arends • Mar 16, 2021
When reframing your divorce, it's important to step outside your fixed perspective and be open-minded to evaluating the situation, your feelings and emotions from a different, more objective vantage point.
by Tara Eisenhard • Mar 15, 2021
A second marriage can be a second chance at happiness, and should be seen as a time of growth and progress as you incorporate life lessons and evolved beliefs into a new relationship.
by Christine Marie • Mar 11, 2021
The question of whether or not to stay together for your children is one only a parent can answer, though the prevailing wisdom indicates it's typically best to part ways if the relationship is unhealthy.
by Laura Lifshitz • Mar 09, 2021
The life of a single parent will evolve as you begin to acclimate to a life without your spouse, taking you through stages of turmoil, adjustment, and eventual acceptance.
by DivorceForce • Mar 08, 2021
DivorceForce announces an exclusive financial partnership with Fusion Family Wealth, an independent firm that provides investment management services and wealth planning strategies.
by Tara Eisenhard • Mar 05, 2021
It's important not to let negative thinking overtake your psyche, but rather, to channel these thoughts into the positive affirmation you need to move forward following a divorce.
by Patty Blue Hayes • Mar 04, 2021
Self-care, and self-love, starts from within, and is an essential component on the path to rebuilding your life following a divorce.
by Dr. Anne Brown, RNCS • Mar 02, 2021
As you move through the stages of shock, indignation, anger and, ultimately, forgiveness following a divorce, you will learn the strength of resiliency in overcoming life's obstacles.
by Lisa Arends • Mar 01, 2021
Making small adjustments to your daily routine can go a long way in altering your overall outlook on life, especially in the wake of a traumatic transition such as divorce.
by Randi Levin • Feb 25, 2021
The key to thriving in or out of a relationship lies in having the proper perspective and not losing your own unique identity in the process.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Feb 24, 2021
To find the right divorce support group for you, consider several characteristics: facilitator credentials, meeting location, time commitment, group size, personal beliefs, and cost.
by Lisa Arends • Feb 23, 2021
Learning to trust again after a betrayal can be a lengthy, ongoing process, but it begins with making the choice to do so, and developing the right mix of courage, awareness, skepticism, faith, and acceptance.
by Lisa Arends • Feb 18, 2021
Dealing with the pain of divorce can be a lengthy process, one made easier by acknowledging your damaged feelings, and allowing them the necessary time and space to heal properly.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Feb 17, 2021
To assess your financial health during the divorce process, gather your documentation, hire a professional, assess the divorce expenses, and outline a future plan.
by Tara Eisenhard • Feb 16, 2021
It's important to be proactive in taking positive steps forward to ensure your divorce doesn't create a downward spiral in your life.
by Lisa Arends • Feb 12, 2021
Those who thrive following a divorce focus on taking one step at a time to move forward, allowing for obstacles along the way, but never giving up on the quest for improvement.
by Tara Eisenhard • Feb 11, 2021
By taking positive steps toward inner peace, you can slowly begin to rebuild feelings of self-worth and confidence in the aftermath of your divorce.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Feb 10, 2021
When evaluating child custody, courts will consider the relationship between the parents and child, their ability to provide a stable life, the mental and physical health of both parents and child, and presence of abuse or violence.
by Laura Lifshitz • Feb 09, 2021
If the answer to this question is yes, it's best to take a step back and take ownership of your actions, in order to begin to move away from the lingering toxicity and toward a more positive, fulfilling future.
by Randi Levin • Feb 08, 2021
Loving yourself, and others, fully begins by reconnecting with your true purpose and finding joy in it, rather than simply existing day to day.
by Vicki Larson • Feb 05, 2021
Valentine's Day is just one holiday in a long list of occasions that may spark sadness or depression following a divorce, emotions that should be embraced rather than ignored.
by DivorceForce • Feb 04, 2021
Exploring a new sense of style following a divorce can be a huge step forward in gaining confidence, refreshing your look and attitude, and moving toward aspirations of your own.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Feb 03, 2021
Many factors are considered when deciding who receives the house in the divorce. The fate of the home can be determined by the couple or a judge, depending on the nature of the dissolution.
by Tara Eisenhard • Feb 02, 2021
Much like spring cleaning, it's important to cleanse your life of physical possessions, financial entanglements, and mental baggage following a divorce.
by Lisa Arends • Feb 01, 2021
In the wake of a difficult divorce, it's important to regain control of your life by taking steps to minimize any lingering emotional attachments and the effects they may have.
by Tara Eisenhard • Jan 29, 2021
It's important to maintain a sense of hope as you navigate the divorce process, as it will take time to process your emotions and regain a sense of normalcy as you rediscover your own identity apart from your spouse.
by Ali Wilks • Jan 28, 2021
Finding your way through loss after a divorce can be a lengthy process, with special occasions and milestones serving as triggers for feelings of shock, protest, despair and acceptance as you cycle through the stages of grief once more.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Jan 27, 2021
A divorce coach is specially trained to guide you through the divorce process, providing support and reducing your legal fees.
by Lisa Arends • Jan 26, 2021
Divorce tends to be an all-encompassing process, one that affects every aspect of life, creating daily waves of emotion and leaving those involved feeling helpless and fragmented.
by Derick Turner • Jan 25, 2021
It is important to make the choice to be both able and willing to work through compromise and avoid conflict following a divorce, a decision which will benefit your relationship with your children in the long run.
by Lisa Arends • Jan 22, 2021
It's important not to frame failed relationships as wasted time, but rather, opportunities to learn and grow from as you move forward and continue to evolve into a better version of yourself.
by Laura Lifshitz • Jan 21, 2021
The divorce process often requires you to be an advocate for yourself, whether financially, professionally, in rebuilding personal relationships or offering support to children and others who may need it.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Jan 20, 2021
A Certified Divorce Financial Analyst develops short- and long-term financial plans during divorces, resulting in equitable settlements for both parties.
by Lisa Arends • Jan 19, 2021
It's important to take proactive steps to create a life you love in order to stop feeling sorry for yourself following a divorce or separation.
by Jason Levoy • Jan 18, 2021
Mediation should be considered as a viable alternative when exploring divorce or separation from your spouse, as it may alleviate disagreements and facilitate resolutions.
by Jason Levoy • Jan 15, 2021
If retaining a divorce lawyer is an expense you cannot afford, it may be beneficial to advocate for yourself—through mediation or in court—by doing your own research, consulting with several attorneys, and focusing on the big picture outcome.
by Daniel Clemente • Jan 14, 2021
Requesting a prenuptial agreement is a delicate task, one made easier by having open, transparent communication and outlining your personal reasons for wanting this added layer of security prior to marrying.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Jan 13, 2021
Engaging a parenting coordinator can facilitate communication, resolve conflict, implement plans, provide resources, minimize litigation and associated costs, and reduce stress among yourself and children.
by Adrienne Grace • Jan 12, 2021
It may be helpful to enlist the assistance of a Certified Divorce Financial Advisor when reviewing any changes to be made to your insurance, assets, budgeting, banking, and credit following a divorce.
by Adrienne Grace • Jan 11, 2021
Following a divorce, it's important to take inventory of financial documents in order to ensure all paperwork is in order, any necessary alterations to names made, and all joint accounts closed.
by Tara Eisenhard • Jan 08, 2021
Self-growth following a divorce involves getting in touch with your goals and aspirations, developing an appropriate support system, and mapping out a realistic plan to achieve your goals.
by Lisa Arends • Jan 07, 2021
Evaluating a post-divorce friendship with your ex depends on a number of factors, not the least of which is whether or not you want to maintain an active relationship with him or her as you attempt to move forward in your own life.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Jan 06, 2021
Realtor divorce specialists have undergone intensive training and earned distinguished certifications to handle divorce listings—qualifications that set them apart from general real estate agents and make them the best option for those experiencing this often challenging dissolution.
by Martha Bodyfelt • Jan 05, 2021
It's imperative to take stock of your life as an individual and readjust your priorities and future vision in order to successfully acclimate to life after divorce.
by Lisa LaBelle, MSC, ACMHC • Jan 04, 2021
When exploring the possibility of a new career following divorce, be sure to take into account your genuine interests and skills, and do your due diligence to determine the next steps needed to move forward in this pursuit.
by Allison Scollar • Dec 17, 2020
A reverse mortgage may be a viable solution for those older couples looking to divide assets in a fair and equitable way, while allowing for the option of keeping the primary residence in the family.
by DivorceForce • Dec 16, 2020
The division of assets can be a complicated endeavor for divorcing couples, especially in situations where a marital home is involved, making it advisable to enlist the help of a Real Estate Collaboration Specialist—Divorce.
by Amy Botwinick • Dec 15, 2020
The divorce process typically brings with it fairly substantial financial changes, making enlisting the guidance of a financial advisor or accountant a wise choice as you work through this life transition.
by Lisa Arends • Dec 10, 2020
Though the need to place blame may be a natural consequence of the divorce process, indulging such emotions will rarely help those affected reach closure any more easily.
by Lisa Arends • Dec 08, 2020
The void left following a divorce can often lead to an unhealthy need to take on roles and responsibilities that only serve as roadblocks to moving forward in life.
by Wendi Schuller • Dec 03, 2020
It's important to limit outside interference and focus your energy on forging a relationship based in compromise, trust, forgiveness, and humor in order ensure its health and longevity.
by Kevin Karlson, JD, PhD • Dec 01, 2020
When evaluating your marriage, it's important not to idealize past relationships to the point that they serve as an unfair, unattainable standard, as this perspective is likely inaccurately skewed.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Nov 25, 2020
Building a foundation to a successful marriage begins with solid communication, as well as assessing your priorities, your reasons for wanting to wed, and a willingness to tackle the difficult topics.
by Colleen LeMaire • Nov 24, 2020
While second marriages don't have great statistics, learning from past mistakes and taking time to express love, affection and understanding on a daily basis can go a long way in building a strong foundation.
by Nicola Beer • Nov 23, 2020
Avoiding addressing issues in your marriage, or any type of relationship, will ultimately lead to increased conflict and resentment, making it imperative that you maintain open communication at all times.
by Gary Mathews • Nov 19, 2020
Many divorced dads wind up settling for less time with their children, making it all the more vital that they maximize the hours spent and work on building a strong relationship.
by Jason Levoy • Nov 18, 2020
Custody evaluations can be expensive, so after carefully assessing if you need one, be sure to select someone who matches your expectations and use the time wisely to advocate for your own parenting skills.
by Audrey Cade • Nov 17, 2020
While every co-parenting situation is unique, some common hot-button issues tend to revolve around shared custody of clothing and other personal effects, technological devices and the privileges extended to using them, and differences in approach to general grooming best practices.
by Steve Roy • Nov 12, 2020
Child custody battles can be mitigated by keeping lines of communication open and making a concerted effort to take the high road rather than give in to conflict, for the sake of all parties involved.
by Audrey Cade • Nov 11, 2020
Pets may be just the key your blended family needs in order to create a common bond and source of love and affection among both children and adults alike.
by Laura Lifshitz • Nov 10, 2020
Parents who share custody of children following a divorce should focus on maximizing this time by eliminating as many distractions as possible and giving their full attention to cultivating a strong bond with their kids.
by Lisa Arends • Nov 05, 2020
It's important to recognize those factors within your control, and those beyond it, while navigating the divorce process, specifically your attitude and overall approach to the transition.
by Tara Eisenhard • Nov 04, 2020
When going through a divorce, it's important to place self-care at the forefront, whether by enlisting the support of others or simply allowing yourself to process emotions at your own unique pace.
by Laura Bonarrigo • Nov 03, 2020
The divorce process will likely bring waves of emotional turmoil, as you attempt to navigate next steps and rediscover your life's purpose in this new phase.
by Allison Scollar • Oct 29, 2020
When attempting to parent with three parties, it's important to find compromise and common ground where possible, in order to create a peaceful environment for the children involved.
by DivorceForce • Oct 28, 2020
DivorceForce sat down with Nadine Haruni, author of the "Freeda the Frog™" book series, to discuss some of the best methods to explain divorce to young children in a friendly, relatable manner.
by Tara Eisenhard • Oct 27, 2020
Benefits of being a divorced parent include the opportunity to forge improved relationships with your children based around your rules, and to establish unique traditions all your own.
by Laura Lifshitz • Oct 22, 2020
It's perfectly acceptable to take advantage of your newfound freedom and indulge your fantasies by enlisting the help of a younger man.
by D. A. Wolf • Oct 21, 2020
It's important for both parties to give new relationships the needed time and patience, particularly following a negative experience, in order to allow for growth and healing.
by Christine Marie • Oct 20, 2020
It's important to take note of red flags in a relationship before making a long-term commitment to someone who may not be the right fit for you.
by Laura Lifshitz • Oct 15, 2020
While saying goodbye to a relationship may be a painful process, it can also open the door to new possibilities, both in your love life and beyond.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Oct 14, 2020
The divorce process can wreak havoc on mental health, as past triggers combine with the stresses of navigating such a dramatic life transition.
by Chris Armstrong • Oct 13, 2020
When attempting a long-distance relationship post-divorce, it's important to develop consistent communication and set expectations as to what you're looking for from your partner.
by Laura Lifshitz • Oct 08, 2020
Many tend to experience several stages of "divorce joy" following the official end of a marriage, ranging from disbelief to fully embracing their newly single status.
by Maleeka Hollaway • Oct 06, 2020
Following a divorce, it's important to take stock of life and tap into those strengths which will help carry you forward in this new phase, setting you up for renewed happiness and fulfillment.
by Laura Lifshitz • Oct 01, 2020
It's important to address intrusive questions with a balance of honesty and tact as you reenter the dating pool following a divorce, being careful not to reveal too many details until you've established a level of trust.
by D. A. Wolf • Sep 29, 2020
Moving on following a divorce involves reimagining your life, both independently and with a new partner, as you embrace your identity and indulge your passions.
by Lisa LaBelle, MSC, ACMHC • Sep 24, 2020
The process of rebuilding your sense of self-worth following a divorce begins with working through the emotions present and reestablishing your own identity moving forward.
by Laura Lifshitz • Sep 22, 2020
It's important for those recently divorced to take time to focus on mental health and wellbeing, as you gradually transition into a new chapter of life on your own.
by Laura Lifshitz • Sep 17, 2020
It's important to establish a selection of annual tradition following a divorce, both with family and solo, in order to embrace the new direction your life has taken.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Sep 16, 2020
Certified Divorce Real Estate Experts help facilitate the division of assets during divorces to minimize conflict and streamline this complex, potentially contentious undertaking.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Sep 15, 2020
Dating a divorcee can offer certain benefits, namely, when it comes to experience in navigating a relationship and learning from past missteps.
by Laura Lifshitz • Sep 10, 2020
When navigating a divorce with children, it's vital for both parents to make a concerted effort to minimize emotional turmoil by remaining cordial, co-parenting when possible, and keeping lines of communication open.
by Steve Roy • Sep 08, 2020
Being a single dad can be difficult, as you attempt to take on a dual role and provide as seamless a transition as possible for your children.
by D. A. Wolf • Sep 03, 2020
Every divorce is a unique situation, specific to your marriage's individual circumstances, and should be evaluated as such when navigating through the process.
by Randall Kessler • Sep 01, 2020
Many divorces dissolve into a contentious battle of wills between both parties, though this approach is likely to lead to a lengthier, more expensive litigation in the long run.
by Wendi Schuller • Aug 27, 2020
Finding happiness during the divorce process can accomplished through engaging in activities that bring a sense of fulfillment and purpose to your life and in establishing connections with others.
by D. A. Wolf • Aug 25, 2020
The key to moving beyond bitterness following a divorce is taking a step back to examine any presence of negative attitude, language and behavior and making strides to correct this over time.
by Laura Lifshitz • Aug 20, 2020
Building gratitude following a divorce begins with taking stock of your life and appreciating the positives, from small details to larger goals that may now be attainable.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Aug 19, 2020
When selecting a divorce lawyer, it's important to evaluate multiple attorneys to compare their levels of experience with family law, cost-effectiveness, and alignment with your goals and values.
by Audrey Cade • Aug 18, 2020
Divorce support groups can serve as beneficial forums in which to share thoughts and feelings, and seek advice from others who are navigating through the same life transitions.
by Tara Eisenhard • Aug 13, 2020
Few relationships turn out to be the stuff of fairy tales, necessitating a periodic reevaluation of what makes an ideal partner and how this concept may evolve as time passes.
by Brigitte Schmidt Bell, P.C. • Aug 11, 2020
It's important for divorced parents to map out a plan regarding the pros & cons, conditions, and financial implications of allowing their children to take a gap year between high school and college.
by Jamie Black • Aug 06, 2020
Verbal abuse can take on many forms in a relationship, and is not confined to male perpetrators, as is commonly believed.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Aug 05, 2020
Financial planning is an integral component of the divorce process, one made less difficult by enlisting professionals trained to guide you through each stage of evaluating and dividing assets.
by DivorceForce • Aug 04, 2020
Divorce Coach Victoria McCooey shares her story of abuse with DivorceForce and provides insight on steps to take to extract yourself from such a situation and move forward in life.
by Lisa Arends • Jul 30, 2020
While there is no set timetable when gauging your readiness for a new relationship, you must be willing to move past the emotional baggage of the past and be open to the prospects which await.
by Lisa Arends • Jul 28, 2020
Before diving into a new relationship following a divorce, make sure you are emotionally prepared to invest the time and energy, and can rely on the counsel of a friend or therapist should you feel the need.
by Laura Bonarrigo • Jul 23, 2020
Moving on after divorce includes investing in your health and wellbeing, both physically and mentally, through practicing daily rituals designed to help you learn, heal, and ultimately grow.
by Patty Blue Hayes • Jul 21, 2020
In order to heal past hurts, it may become necessary to explore old wounds and fully process the lingering emotions evoked by recollecting them.
by Patty Blue Hayes • Jul 16, 2020
Moving on following a divorce may take some time, but the process begins by setting new intentions and attempting to break old habits en route to a more positive outlook on life.
by Betty Russell • Jul 14, 2020
Moving from the denial to acceptance stage following the end of a relationship can be a tricky endeavor, and will likely be a lengthy process as you attempt to work through the emotions in play.
by Lisa Arends • Jul 10, 2020
A cheating spouse will often resort to a series of excuses, from projecting blame to reflecting on reasons for the infidelity, words which should be examined for their underlying significance.
by Tayne Law Group, P.C. • Jul 08, 2020
Financial infidelity can lead to feelings of mistrust in a relationship, necessitating that both parties examine the larger issues at hand and map out a mutual plan of recovery.
by Laura Bonarrigo • Jul 06, 2020
Surviving infidelity is a difficult journey, especially as the cheater in the relationship, and takes a great deal of time and self-analysis in order to rebuild trust, gain self-respect, and begin to once again thrive in life.
by Audrey Cade • Jul 02, 2020
Many unfounded stereotypes exist with regard to single mothers, ranging from a perception of increased promiscuity to a lack of education or desire to work, each of which has been disproven by a number of statistics.
by Stacey Freeman • Jun 30, 2020
Fathers who wish to pursue custody should consider what is in their children's best interests, taking into account factors such as work schedules and the degree of quality time which can be devoted to the children.
by Laura Lifshitz • Jun 26, 2020
Your first year post-divorce is a crucial time to tackle some bucket-list items, on the road to embracing your newfound single lifestyle and future goals and aspirations.
by DivorceForce • Jun 24, 2020
DivorceForce talks with contributing writer Marina Sbrochi as she explains the steps she took to extract herself from an abusive relationship and channel that experience into helping to guide others to do the same.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Jun 22, 2020
When venturing into the world of dating following a divorce, it's important to focus on the present and those things you're looking for in a future relationship.
by Laura Lifshitz • Jun 19, 2020
Summertime can be especially difficult for those dealing with a recent divorce, and so it's important to be proactive in making plans, joining support groups, and adjusting to life on your own during this period.
by DivorceForce • Jun 17, 2020
When attempting to move on following an affair, it's important to avoid playing the blame game as you learn to rediscover yourself and process the complicated emotions which may arise as you determine next steps.
by Bud Clarke, Esq., Partner/VP Finance, Corporate Capital Direct • Jun 15, 2020
Through a partnership with DivorceForcePRO member Corporate Capital Direct, DivorceForce was recently able to help small business owners procure PPP loans in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
by Laura Lifshitz • Jun 12, 2020
There are times when it's vital to take stock of your relationships and reevaluate how you would like to spend your time, and with whom, to avoid the pitfall of going through the motions.
by Randi Levin • Jun 10, 2020
By viewing marriage as a business contract with a renewal date, both parties may be more likely to put consistent effort into making the relationship work as it evolves over time.
by Brigitte Schmidt Bell, P.C. • Jun 08, 2020
To alleviate undue strain on a relationship, it's crucial to engage in constructive communication in order to determine mutually acceptable next steps suitable to your unique circumstances.
by Dr. Kristin Davin • Jun 05, 2020
Religious conviction can leave some individuals questioning their faith when confronted with the prospect of divorce, even viewing such an action as a sin, and often encourages them to reexamine their relationship with God in the process.
by Laura Lifshitz • Jun 03, 2020
Adopting mental mantras following a divorce can help to channel positivity about yourself, the divorce, and the steps you will need to take in order to move forward in life.
by Patty Blue Hayes • Jun 01, 2020
Faith can be a useful outlet during tumultuous times, especially a divorce, as it helps channel the underlying strength we all possess and allows us to better face obstacles and challenges.
by DivorceForce • May 28, 2020
Bryana Turner discusses the differences between divorce mediation and divorce litigation, and explains the benefits of approaching the process from a more amicable angle if feasible.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • May 26, 2020
Divorce mediation is a cost-effective method of attempting to reach an amicable agreement between spouses, in an effort to eliminate the need for a potentially lengthy, emotionally damaging court proceeding.
by Jason Levoy • May 22, 2020
It's imperative to present as much objective evidence as possible in making the best case for yourself in a divorce proceeding, which may include items such as emails, text messages, and voice recordings.
by Crystal Kaplan • May 20, 2020
Adversity often teaches us to find our inner strength, by channeling resolve and tapping into a sense of self-awareness that allows us to let go, welcome growth, and take the leap of faith necessary to move forward.
by DivorceForce • May 18, 2020
When dealing with the divorce courts, it's important to have a realist assessment of your net worth and plan expenditures accordingly, while attempting to settle as amicably as possible for the benefit of all involved.
by Laura Lifshitz • May 15, 2020
The most difficult aspect of divorce is knowing whether or not you will be okay once the process is complete, a prospect you must be open-minded to in order to be successful.
by DivorceForce • May 13, 2020
Narcissists crave feeling adored, powerful, and in control, and will often use this agenda to pit children against a former spouse in order to encourage favoritism.
by Diane C. Pappas • May 11, 2020
The more knowledgeable you are about your financial assets, the better prepared you will be when it comes time to provide the necessary documentation to begin the divorce process.
by Wendi Schuller • May 08, 2020
When negotiating the distribution of assets during your divorce, prioritize what is truly important and worth fighting for, and let go of those items that have little sentimentality.
by DivorceForce • May 06, 2020
Spousal support appeals may be considered in situations where it is believed the trial court made an error, in which case the process will be repeated before a new ruling is determined.
by Bryan Pitstick • May 04, 2020
Those who have received a stimulus check should take care to prioritize immediate expenses, while methodically planning for the future in deciding how to best use these funds.
by DivorceForce • May 01, 2020
There are numerous services available to assist non-custodial parents with providing child support, should their financial circumstances change.
by Cindy Elwell • Apr 29, 2020
Amicable divorce is characterized by compromise on the part of each spouse, and can lead to a more healthy negotiation of assets and a civil relationship down the line, minimizing unneeded stress for both parties.
by Allison Scollar • Apr 27, 2020
LGBT couples often experience increased difficulty in obtaining custody through the court system, in the event of the dissolution of a marriage or partnership where children are involved.
by Joshua Stern • Apr 24, 2020
Setting up a joint expense account with your former spouse can be instrumental in facilitating co-parenting efforts, and providing a level of transparency between both parties.
by Jason Levoy • Apr 22, 2020
When selecting a divorce attorney, it's important to choose one who has a similar perspective to both your own and that of your spouse's attorney when it comes to resolving conflict and distributing assets.
by Audrey Cade • Apr 20, 2020
Though there exists a stigma toward divorce as a behavior among certain religious communities, there is no indication that such disapproval extends to those individuals involved from God himself.
by Ali Wilks • Apr 17, 2020
When beginning a new relationship, it's imperative to put the baggage of the past firmly behind you, by working through any residual emotions and ensuring you are fully committed to moving forward.
by Rosalind Sedacca • Apr 15, 2020
When addressing coronavirus fears among children, it's important for parents to emphasize the positives and focus on taking advantage of new opportunities during this temporary time of worldwide inconvenience.
by DivorceForce • Apr 13, 2020
DivorceForce talks to Claire Cappetta about her abusive relationship, and the measures she has since taken to ensure others are empowered to take control of their own situations.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Apr 10, 2020
When considering a separation, it's important for couples to determine the goal of such a transition, and take into account those parental and financial issues which will need to be addressed in the interim.
by Nicola Beer • Apr 08, 2020
The key to preventing the dissolution of a relationship begins with identifying mutual needs, diffusing tension, and taking responsibility for words and actions in an effort to mitigate long-term damage.
by Lisa Arends • Apr 06, 2020
Dealing with loneliness following a divorce can be a tricky trajectory, one made easier by developing connections outside the relationship, avoiding the inclination to self-isolate, and finding ways to celebrate your newfound independence.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Apr 03, 2020
It's important to adjust your mindset following a divorce, to avoid becoming caught up in a never-ending negative cycle which can ultimately prevent you from mentally moving on.
by Vicki Larson • Apr 01, 2020
Moving on can be a difficult part of the divorce process, one made easier by learning to accept the situation and take steps to purge the past, address the present, and look toward the future.
by Tara Eisenhard • Mar 30, 2020
When selecting a 'Divorce Crew,' it's crucial to consider whether this team of individuals supports your vision, shares your values, and instills the necessary level of trust.
by Jill Barnett-Kaufman • Mar 26, 2020
The affects of parental alienation can be mitigated by having children consult with a licensed therapist, in addition to both parents undergoing co-parenting counseling.
by DivorceForce • Mar 24, 2020
Fathers coping with the after-effects of a divorce should prioritize self-care in the form of exploring their emotions, focusing on physical and mental well-being, and reinforcing their relationships with their children.
by DivorceForce • Mar 20, 2020
It's important to assess whether your desire for a new relationship following a divorce is framed by the right reasons, rather than as a result of lingering anger, a need for distraction, or a yearning to fill an emotional void.
by Vicki Larson • Mar 18, 2020
Research suggests that life can improve for those who have gone through the divorce process, as those affected recognize and reprioritize their goals moving forward.
by DivorceForce • Mar 16, 2020
Cheating can be categorized a number of different ways, depending upon the particular situation and the personal understanding reached between you and your spouse.
by DivorceForce • Mar 13, 2020
As emotions run high amid the Coronavirus pandemic, take advantage of time spent at home with family to reconnect, relax, and revitalize your relationship.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Feb 21, 2020
DivorceForce spotlights five key professional organizations to know when navigating the divorce process, the requirements associated with membership, and the unique benefits derived from utilizing the services of those associated with them.
by Wendy Sterling • Feb 14, 2020
Dealing with Valentine's Day following a divorce or breakup doesn't have to be devastating. Follow these helpful hints to navigate through the day, and your life, with ease and enjoyment.
by Taryn Kristal • Feb 10, 2020
Diet plays a crucial role in daily life, especially during times of extreme stress, such as when going through a divorce. Learn how to optimize your energy, and receive the needed nutrients, with Sakara Life.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Jan 27, 2020
It's important not to isolate yourself when going through the divorce process. Make an effort to confide in a trustworthy friend who is willing to listen, provide perspective, and offer support through the transition.
by Lisa Arends • Jan 20, 2020
When navigating through a divorce, it's important to lean on others for support, particularly those who fall into the following categories: never-married, divorced, married, young and old.
by Allison Scollar • Jan 13, 2020
Same-sex divorce is viewed very differently in the eyes of the court, and often requires additional measures—and costs—especially as relates to child custody agreements and division of assets.
by DivorceForce • Jan 06, 2020
DivorceForce shares Leslie Shriner's story of inspiration, as she channeled her faith in order to overcome the obstacles faced during her divorce, all the while maintaining a sense of hope and optimism.
by Vicki Larson • Dec 30, 2019
It's important to find things to feel grateful for while navigating the divorce process, whether embracing positive memories from the past, or appreciating the life lessons difficult times have taught.
by Backpack Cavalcade • Dec 23, 2019
The holiday season can be a wonderful opportunity for newly-single parents to separately bond with their children, establish new traditions, and even enjoy a little quality solo time.
by DivorceForce • Dec 16, 2019
DivorceForce talks to Christie Ray about the process of going through an amicable divorce, and the advantages to taking such a long-sighted approach.
by Vicki Larson • Dec 09, 2019
It's important to take care of yourself, first and foremost, when moving on following a divorce—as well as those in your immediate circle—in order to begin to heal and cultivate healthy habits going forward.
by Gregory C. Frank, Founder & CEO, DivorceForce • Dec 02, 2019
Marital assets may be frozen via a restraining order, though this typically needs to be filed—and financial institutions notified—in order to take effect and prevent any prohibited alterations to the financial status quo of the marriage.
by Susie & Otto Collins • Nov 25, 2019
If you observe your partner admiring other women, it's important to ascertain whether your perceptions are accurate and worth addressing, or if they stem from your own insecurities.
by Adrienne Grace • Nov 18, 2019
A financial planner can provide the professional expertise required to assist both parties in the division of assets—both financial and tangible—during the divorce process.
by Barbara Peters • Nov 11, 2019
Emotional affairs can negatively impact a marriage as much—if not more—than physical infidelity, as the straying spouse develops a deep connection with an outside party.
by Mad Like Crazy • Nov 04, 2019
Dating after a divorce can be a tricky endeavor, one best approached by slowly reconnecting with friends and loved ones, and determining what type of lifestyle you'd like to live going forward.
by Jason Levoy • Oct 28, 2019
Establishing a parenting schedule that works for both parties during a divorce can be a difficult task, one made easier by trying to remain flexible, while prioritizing the needs of the children.
by DivorceForce • Oct 21, 2019
The determination of spousal support, or alimony, varies from state to state, and is often dependent on factors including the length of the marriage and the income required for each party to retain his/her respective lifestyle.
by Victoria McCooey • Oct 14, 2019
Financial abuse is present in nearly 100% of domestic violence cases, a statistic directly correlated to the tendency of victims to remain in abusive relationships due to financial dependency.
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