Recent Posts
Di-Curious and Gray Divorce
DivorceForce recently spoke with Barry Gold, a "Gray Divorce" expert and self-professed inventor of the term "Di-Curious" to discuss the unique complications of divorcing later in life.
The Trauma of Divorce
DivorceForce recently spoke with Rivka Edery, an experienced psychotherapist and author of “Trauma and Transformation: A 12-Step Guide.”
Post-Divorce Health Goals
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.
DivorceForce & Fusion Family Wealth Team Up in Partnership
DivorceForce announces an exclusive financial partnership with Fusion Family Wealth, an independent firm that provides investment management services and wealth planning strategies.
Restyle Yourself Following Divorce
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.
What You Need to Know About Your Marital Home in Case of Divorce
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.
How to Explain Divorce to Young Children
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.
Victoria McCooey Shares Her Abuse Story to Help Others
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.
Moving on After an Abusive Relationship
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.
How to Get Over the Hurt of an Affair
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.
Spotlight: Bryana Turner Talks About Divorce Mediation vs. Divorce Litigation
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.
Beware the Divorce Courts
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.
Ways a Narcissist Will Treat Your Kids Badly
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.
How to Appeal Paying Spousal Support After a Divorce
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.
Child Support Assistance
There are numerous services available to assist non-custodial parents with providing child support, should their financial circumstances change.
Spotlight: Claire Cappetta Offers Help for People in Abusive Relationships
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.
Self-Care Tips for Divorced Dads
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.
The Hallmarks and Signs of a Rebound Relationship
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.