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5 KEY STRATEGIES TO AVOID A NASTY DIVORCE | DIVORCE BY ROSE COURSE
Join our Divorce by Rose Community App ANONYMOUSLY Hi, my name is Ravit Rose. I’m the founder of the Divorce by Rose Community App, and I’m super pleased to be presenting this course to you. The 5 Key Strategies to Avoid a Nasty Divorce.
By Divorce by Rose4 years ago in Families
Questions to Ask Before Partnering with a Divorce Lawyer
Divorce is a life-changing decision. Before filing for a divorce, you have to make various emotional and logistical decisions, like reviewing your finances, looking for new lodging, or finding a lawyer may seem daunting. Preparing for these steps in advance is important. The best and the most cost-effective scenario is for you and your partner settling your issues without any litigation.
By Keira Lewis4 years ago in Families
The Highs and Lows of the Holiday Season
When I was a kid, Christmas was THE most exciting time of the year for me. Christmas eve was the one night where I had so much trouble falling asleep because I was vibrating with excitement over what the next day would entail. Christmas morning was incredible. I think back and I don't think there was ever a Christmas morning where I felt disappointed. Not a single Christmas morning.
By Chris Hearn4 years ago in Families
Jumping Off the Cliff
I tend to stay in awful situations that benefit everyone except me. So, when I decided to get divorced it felt freeing. Don’t get me wrong, it was terrifying like jumping off of a cliff. Yet, liberating in the sense that you know there’s a bungee cord. However, that freedom only lasted during the two days it took me to drive from Texas to Arizona with three small children. I drove there for no other reason than my parents had an extra room and I had nowhere else to go. Coming back to Arizona after seven years felt a little strange but living back at my parents’ house was completely unsettling.
By Audrey Stanley4 years ago in Families
This is Why "Child Support" Is Actually Just A Form Of Extortion
My friend has a child from his previous relationship. He is a loving father who fought for the sole custody of his children. The system sides with mothers and he have received the maximum contact with his children.
By Oberon Von Phillipsdorf4 years ago in Families
Treat Your Divorce Like a Business
Join our Divorce by Rose Community App ANONYMOUSLY You should be treating your divorce like a business, what does that mean? If you’re to go into a business meeting and you’re not happy with what your boss, and what your colleague does and the next project and all that, are you going to freak out and yell and scream and be hysterical and put all the whole big show? Likely not?
By Divorce by Rose4 years ago in Families
I was NOT Prepared for My Divorce
Join our Divorce by Rose Community App ANONYMOUSLY I was so naive. I was so blinded. I was so clueless. I had no idea what I was getting myself into. I honestly thought at the beginning that the divorce is about: I don’t get along with you, you don’t get along with me, we shouldn’t be married, you go your way, I go my way and everybody goes their separate ways and the only thing we have in common are the kids. And all my thoughts were about child support and you know and money and financial situations, but also with assets and liabilities- the whole mixture of money and kids. Little did I know that divorce was a whole lot more than just that.
By Divorce by Rose4 years ago in Families
Going to Therapy Wrecked My Marriage
I had begged my Was-band to go to couples counseling with me for several years. While we were polite to one another, there was little warmth or connection. We had separate hobbies with no overlap (unless you count watching certain tv shows) and we were beginning to have mostly separate social circles (by which I mean I had friends that he made no effort to know, and he talked to 3 people over his headset that he gamed with). We were roommates that got along decently well—unless we talked about our relationship. Those conversations spiraled like a corkscrew in a too-soft corked bottle of wine: Bits of debris floating everywhere, ruining the contents.
By Kyra Bussanich4 years ago in Families
What Kind of Divorce Coach Do You Need?
Join our Divorce by Rose Community App ANONYMOUSLY. So many people ask me this question: What kind of coach do I need? Well, I always say: you need multiple coaches. They say “what … no… but I only have one issue…” And I say: you may have one issue today but you’re going to have many more coming. Why is that?
By Divorce by Rose4 years ago in Families
Dads Are Making Divorce Mistakes
Join our Divorce by Rose Community App ANONYMOUSLY: One of the biggest problems with divorce is that men and dads are trying to divorce alone. They’re trying to figure it out on their own. Divorce is not something that you can just YouTube about and just figure it out on your own. It’s not something where the answer will just miraculously come to you.
By Divorce by Rose4 years ago in Families
How Much Will Your Divorce Cost You?
Join our Divorce by Rose Community App ANONYMOUSLY. And if you think to yourself: I’m going to spend $5,000 or $10,000, and I’m going to stop, I can tell you that it’s probably not going to happen unless you adopt the right strategies from the very beginning. And what are those strategies? Well, if you’re going out into your divorce with this thought that “you’re right and the judge is going to do exactly what you think that they’re going to do and that you’re only going to go once to court and that’s it, it’s going to be over, it’s going to be done with”, I’ll tell you you’re wrong because once you go into court, one time, you’re opening up Pandora’s box and you just don’t know when you’re going to be coming OUT of that situation. So, what can you do instead? Well, you can learn to “respond” versus “react” to situations.
By Divorce by Rose4 years ago in Families
When Divorcing, do you only need a therapist & lawyer?
Join our Divorce by Rose Community App ANONYMOUSLY They think that the first two people they need to hire from the get-go is a lawyer and a therapist. I have to disagree that those are the ONLY two professionals that you need to go to. Why? Because you’re going to fall into a whole load of unknowns. You’re walking into an unknown territory and I can tell you from personal experience that those are not the only two professionals that you need. There are many other professionals from various different industries who can help answer your questions better than a lawyer or a therapist. And I’m not saying a lawyer and a therapist is bad, nothing against them whatsoever.
By Divorce by Rose4 years ago in Families
