BROOKLYN, New York. Facing the unknown can be challenging. Anxiety can be triggered by a number of causes, but one of the main causes of anxiety is fear of the unknown, major life changes, and social isolation. Divorce involves many unknowns. You may have not lived alone for many years. You may have to suddenly spend time away from your children. Friend networks can be split or be shattered by a divorce and individuals may struggle with loneliness after the sudden loss of a life partner. However, it is important to understand that anxiety is a normal emotion to feel with major life change. Understanding anxiety’s underlying causes can also help you to take steps to both manage your anxiety while also letting you listen to what your body is telling you.
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Millennial Divorce: The Isolating Effects
BROOKLYN, New York. According to the Lily, only 27 percent of millennials are married. Of those who have been married, a scant 3 percent have been divorced. For those who do get divorced, being part of a minority can be challenging. According to the Lily, many women may be getting married for the first time in their late twenties and early thirties. Young divorcees may find themselves suddenly thrust into an unfamiliar dating scene among a pool of potential mates who have never been married.
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Top 5 Divorce Mistakes
BROOKLYN, New York. Divorce can be one of the most challenging times in anyone’s life. It is understandable to want to get the legal and financial questions answered as soon as possible. However, during the process of getting divorced, individuals sometimes make mistakes. When it comes to mistakes made in divorce, these errors can haunt individuals for years to come. Decisions made about child custody are often difficult to change. Financial decisions made during divorce can be tough to reverse. What are the top divorce mistakes? Here are 5:
Five Tips for When You Disagree with an Ex on Parenting Decisions
BROOKLYN, New York. When you and your ex finalize a child custody agreement, you’ll likely make decisions about where the children will live, how holidays will be spent, and how much child support will be paid. Every parenting plan during a child custody agreement will differ depending on your child’s needs, your needs, and other factors. Courts tend to favor situations where both parents share legal custody of the children, while generally one parent has physical custody. This means that both parents have a right to make decisions about their children’s after school activities, religion, and medical decisions. While some parents might make big decisions in the parenting plan—like decisions about the child’s religion. Other decisions might go addressed. Even cooperative co-parents are likely to encounter disagreements from time to time. How you handle them can make a big difference in your family’s life and in the life of your children. Here are five tips to help you manage co-parenting disagreements:
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Is Your Spouse Hiding Assets in Bitcoin?
BROOKLYN, New York. Bitcoin has been in the news lately thanks to its recent increase in value. The New York Times has written about how Bitcoins are now worth more than $10,000, with the latest estimate putting a single Bitcoin valued at $15,000. For those who purchased Bitcoins for only hundreds of dollars in the early days of the currency, this reflects a major return on investment. For more information on current and future trends in bitcoin price, you could visit beincrypto.com. What is Bitcoin? And why might this matter if you are planning on getting divorced?
How Divorcing an Addicted Spouse Can Save Your Life—and Theirs
BROOKLYN, New York. When it comes to marriage, there are a few big deal breakers. Infidelity and addiction are two of the big ones. Individuals who are married to an addicted spouse struggle with some of the same issues that the addicted spouse wrestles with. If the addicted partner spends the couple’s money, both parties may struggle with debt. Both partners may also struggle with denial about the addiction.
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