Among the many assets a divorcing couple has, there is usually a house where the couple lived. If the house was bought during the marriage, the house is usually considered a marital asset (depending on where the purchase money came from) and...
It’s been said that healing isn’t linear. Well, we’ve found that sometimes the divorce process isn’t, either. In our years helping families, we’ve found that couples often need access to mediators, financial experts, and a variety of...
Substance abuse and drug addiction are issues that affect many families all across the United States. According to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, more than 24 million Americans are currently suffering from some form of drug or...
Getting a divorce can be physically exhausting and frightening. It's life-altering, filled with decision making and turbulent emotions. And, it's not a journey you should take alone. Having a support system in place before, during and after...
When you get married, you promise until death do you part. Unfortunately, this isn't always how it ends. More than 780,000 marriages ended in divorce in 2017. While the number of divorces has declined over the years, it is still a real issue...
What is a toxic relationship? Simply put, a toxic relationship is not a place where one or both partners feel safe, supported, and fully accepted. A toxic relationship often contains dysfunction and usually damages the self-esteem of...
With the holidays behind us and winter in full swing, now might be just the time to plan a vacation — yes, even if you're newly divorced. Adapting to a New Normal When you and your children are in the process of healing from a divorce,...
Parenting is a rollercoaster ride. There are ups and downs, and you don’t always know when the next twist or turn is coming. Sound challenging? Now try and navigate these difficulties with your ex-spouse and you’ve got a potential recipe for...
Here at Wevorce, we’re no stranger to the idea of divorce being a complex and often difficult transition — particularly around the holidays. So when families tell us they’re struggling this time of year, we know all too well how that...
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