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3 Tips on How to Survive Co-Parenting

When divorce enters the picture, and parenting becomes “co-parenting,” the challenges can become multifold. To survive it, to ensure your kids fare well, you must be mindful of what matters most.

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6 Ways to Survive Divorce (Especially If It’s Not What You Want)

Are you trying to survive a divorce that you didn’t…

When Do You Sell Your Wedding Ring? And How?

Frustrated … or ecstatically done? Maybe you are strapped and…

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Should You Keep the House During Divorce?

Should you keep the house during (and after?) the divorce?…

Returning to Work: The 40-Year-Old Intern

Does the concept of returning to work paralyze you? Did…

Axe the Anger After Divorce in 4 Steps

Step 1: Buy Crazy Glue. For many of us, all…

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Divorce and Life Insurance: 5 Critical Things to Know

When you are setting up your new life during a…

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SAS Survey: Is the Current Political Climate Impacting Divorce for Women?

Are you feeling it, too? A study published by the…

What Women Should Know about High Net Worth Divorce

Very often in high net worth divorces, women are considered…

Getting a Divorce? Choose the Right Accountant

Whether you’ve chosen the path, or been blindsided by the…

3 Ways to Handle Divorce and Anger, If Things Are Getting Ugly

Love and Marriage, horse and carriage … divorce and anger obviously go together too, right? Well … at the very end of the season finale of #DivorceonHBO we hear the main character Frances, who is divorcing her husband, leave this voicemail for her husband: “I imagine that, somehow, you didn’t bother to think through this imbecilic move – you simply wanted to fuck me at any cost. But you have made a terrible, awful, IRREPARABLE mistake. And you’ve LOST, Robert. You have lost EVERYTHING now!”