Divorce Recovery
This section contains frequent splashes of humor. We know humor can feel foreign and even awkward in these turbulent times, but it's a great healing agent, and we encourage you to join in the healthy act of laughing as often and heartily as possible. It will help you keep your perspective through the chaos.
We hope that you, the visitor, will benefit from those who have traveled this path before you. One of the most beneficial exercises you can do while enduring an emotional trauma is to journal your thoughts and feelings. Therefore, we have left space on each page of this section for you to type or write entries. It's our belief that you can never express yourself too much.
Words to Heal By...an interactive divorce recovery experience!
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Crazy
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Expectations
Irritants
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 The Divorce Recovery Journal
is an interactive book of insightful observations splashed with humor, useful advice on divorce and starting over, and space for your personal journaling. Get it for yourself or it makes a great gift for a friend!
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Word to Heal By ... Finance
When a fellow says, "It ain't the money but the principle of the thing, " it's the money.
Frank McKinney "Kin" Hubbard
Avoiding confrontation over the property settlement could have a major impact on your financial future. With so much hurt and anger present during divorce, it's tempting to say "just take it...I don't have any more fight left in me." Weigh your attorney's advice and your own instincts against your future economic stability. In most states you can't go back and renegotiate a property settlement.
How can I keep myself from being emotional about financial matters in the divorce process?
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Provided by Linda Senn & Mary Stuart authors of Your Pocket Divorce Guide and The Divorce Recovery Journal
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Divorce Tip: # 25 If a non-custodial parent is reducing time spent with a child, it does not mean that the parent does not care. It could be to difficult and emotional for the parent to experience.
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