How to Start Over After Divorce

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Life after divorce may initially feel like an ending, but it’s also a powerful opportunity to start over. If you’re navigating this new chapter, consider taking these steps to rediscover your strength and embrace this new chapter in your book of life. Discovering what brings you joy and helps you take the following steps in…

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Who Will Your Kids Spend Their Summer Vacation with After Divorce?

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That is a very good question to ask and plan for when you are in the throes of divorce. When you and your spouse are divorcing, the emotional stakes are high, and when you have children, those stakes are even higher. One of the most important considerations in crafting your child custody agreement is prioritizing…

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Divorce and Taxes: Who Gets to Claim the Kids?

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Understanding tax implications due to your divorce can be confusing. When you choose the collaborative divorce process or mediation, you and your spouse will work with a team of divorce professionals, specifically a financial neutral or mediator who can help you and your ex navigate the huge ocean of taxes. One common question my clients…

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Preparing for the Holidays After Divorce

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If you’re recently divorced, you may face mixed emotions and uncertainties about handling the holidays. However, with the right approach, you can gracefully navigate this season and make the most of it. Here are some tips to help you prepare for the holidays after divorce: It’s essential to your emotional and physical well-being during this…

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Focus on Staying in the Black During a “Gray Divorce”

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The number of “gray divorces” has doubled in the past 25 years, they are becoming more commonplace in our society today. It is rising for many reasons, including the size of the baby boomer demographic, and this group not being concerned with the social stigma that divorce caused for their parents and grandparents back in…

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