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Today, I’d like to share a fabulous resource with you. I’ve added the book, Divorce. Think Financially, Not Emotionally® by Jeffrey Landers with Bedrock Divorce Advisors to my list of essential reading for any woman facing divorce with at least some financial assets. Jeffrey has done an excellent job of keeping what can be a complex [...]
You may remember a few weeks back when I published Esther’s story of how she’d lost her children to the brutality of parental alienation. Author Mike Jeffries thanked Esther for sharing her story and for helping others avoid the heartbreak of parental alienation. Mike was also a targeted or alienated parent and lost his younger [...]
The media has coined the term “Grey Divorce” to refer to when divorce happens after the age of fifty. I don’t care for the term … I associate ‘grey’ with ‘old’ and that’s not how I feel but that’s besides the point. The point is that when you are midlife and facing the end of [...]
The divorce rate among people aged 50 and older has doubled in the past twenty years* and attorney Janice Green says these people face a different set of challenges than younger divorcees. There’s an obvious probability that marital assets are greater, and quite possibility more complex. Having adult children may spare you from the child [...]
Coming Soon With the end of Marjorie‘s story, I have a couple of guest posts coming up. This month, Suzanne Cramer is tackling whether it’s better to rent or own your home which to me isn’t such an obvious decision as it used to be. I also have a guest post from Certified Divorce Coach, [...]
Shortly after Marjorie moved into her apartment, she found a divorce lawyer to represent her. On the surface, that’s not unusual. I imagine most people going through divorce use an attorney to some degree. What is unusual though is that Marjorie had no money. Her SBTX had closed the joint accounts and she had only [...]
Today, I’d liked to share with you, The Ultimate Divorce Organizer from Laura Campbell, CEO and Founder of the D Spot. Laura offers teleclasses, workshops, retreats and private coaching around divorce. The Ultimate Divorce Organizer is a three-ring binder divided into multiple sections to guide you through the divorce process. Laura makes the point early [...]
A couple of months ago, I was the lucky winner of a copy of Nothing to Wear? A 5-Step Cure for the Common Closet by Jesse Garza and Joe Lupo From Visual Therapy. I didn’t know at the time what the book was about and I’d never heard of the authors but flipping through it [...]
Early on in February, I ran into Vancouver-based celebrant, Michele Davidson through Twitter. It was one of those completely by accident online meetings but one that you get the sense was meant to be. Along with celebrating all the usual major events in life, Michele creates divorce ceremonies. The very name struck a chord bringing [...]
My daughter came home the other day and told me I had to watch this TED talk about vulnerability – her English teacher had shown it to the class because the book they’re reading currently is all about vulnerability. The talk is by Brené Brown who introduces herself as a researcher-storyteller. She studies human connection [...]
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