Getting Through the Holidays When Separated or Divorcing
The holidays are often thought of as a time to be with family, but that central dynamic changes when a couple is divorcing or has separated. When a couple has a child, the holidays can be especially stressful. Custody during holidays is usually worked out in most custody agreements relating…
The Fast One: A Quickie Divorce
Clients are often sent a letter and uncontested papers with a deadline for when you have to sign. If you are on the receiving end of the papers and you want the divorce then make an appointment to go over the paperwork with an attorney. Don’t Use The Same Huntsville…
Short Marriage or Long Term Marriage: Different but Valid Reasons to File a Contested Divorce
Today two very different clients came in to speak with me about their options for divorce: the long term marriage and the short term marriage. No one wants to go the lengthy and expensive contested route, but in some cases an uncontested case is not in your best interest. The…
Newly Single and Being Open to Love Again
Getting out of any long-term relationship can be difficult. After spending so much time together, you may find that most of your life had been entwined with your former partners. This month’s newsletter offers advice on how to break free from the effects of long-term relationships, being open to love again, and starting…
Inner Wisdom, Intuition, and Getting Things Done
It’s important to listen to your body and intuition during difficult times in your life, such as divorce. This month’s newsletter focuses on stories about being mindful of your senses, trusting your feelings, and pushing yourself too hard. Inner Wisdom & Getting Things Done In this month’s newsletter, Leigh points…
Finding Your Identity and Maintaining Your Self Through a Divorce
During a divorce or even before the divorce, it is important to consider how YOU are doing. Evaluating your relationship to determine if a divorce is the best option as well as finding your identity and maintaining your self through the divorce itself is essential. This month’s newsletter considers these…
Self-Love and Co-Parenting After Divorce
Getting divorced from your partner can be a long process filled with negative emotions, from telling your spouse you want a divorce, to figuring out child custody rights, or child support costs. However, it doesn’t all have to be bad. This month’s newsletter shows how you can focus on the positive…
Control and Money – April Newsletter
In her most recent newsletter, Leigh Daniel addresses issues regarding control and finances by noting articles by Appio Hunter, author of “The Illusion of Control,” and Rachel Hansen, who wrote “Divorce and Toxic Money Blocks.” Below are the recaps of these articles as well as links to them if you…
Vivid Visualizations for a New Life
What’s the next step in your life after one chapter comes to an end? How do you create a fulfilling life? It all starts with visualization, according to Susan Ball. The March newsletter from Leigh Daniel includes an article written by Susan with tips on how to open the door to all…
Forgiveness and Loving Yourself After Divorce
There’s no doubt that divorce can cause pain and hurt for all parties involved. This months newsletter considers your own emotional health and how to move on from pain caused by your divorce and relationship. Divorcing Yourself from Pain In this newsletter, Leigh notes Pete Cossaboon who offers insights into…
