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In Divorce Recovery, as well as any other major loss in life, acceptance is the most important and most difficult step we must take towards releasing the past and beginning a new chapter of life. By acceptance I mean the acceptance of your reality, as it exists for you right now: what is and not what we think should or could be. Acceptance means being conscious and accepting of your reality with no illusions or personal interpretations or filters. It also involves giving up blame, resentment and regret. The ability to let go of those negative emotions is true acceptance, which ultimately gives you the freedom to move forward.

"Sign Here Honey"
Writer/submitter Helga Hayse writes:

Ladies, don't sign a tax return you don't understand. The IRS assumes you understood it when you signed it and holds you responsible even years later.

Introducing New Partner Too Fast, Too Soon
Writer/submitter Gary Direnfeld, MSW, RSW writes:

Kids need time to adjust....

7 Reasons Fathers Going Through Divorce Should Expect To Get Served with a Restraining Order
Writer/submitter Ron Lasorsa writes:

If you're a father going through divorce, believe it or not, a restraining order or a false protection order against you is most likely in your future. Protect yourself and your children today...

Eight Strategies to Avoid Financial Ruin in a Divorce Case
Writer/submitter Joseph Carter writes:

Tips for avoiding financial hardship after a divorce.

How to Pick the Best Family Law Attorney for Your Divorce
Writer/submitter Joseph Carter writes:

Deciding which attorney you should hire to represent you in your divorce case is a crucial decision and one that can make the difference between getting a fair result or not. Here are some criteria that will allow you to improve your chances of hiring the best lawyer for the job.

Being Separated or Legal Separation – What’s the Difference?
Writer/submitter Karin Quirk, Family Law Attorney writes:

Plan Ahead for the Holiday: Children and Divorce
Writer/submitter Karin Quirk, Family Law Attorney writes:

Many issues come up around the holidays for those who are divorced, those in the middle of a divorce and even for those contemplating a divorce. The holiday season can be very busy for family law attorneys and the family courts. The general holiday advice of starting early to avoid holiday stress is even more important in the area of child custody and divorce.

Texas Divorce and Property Division-Should You Keep the House?
Writer/submitter Scott Morgan writes:

An outline of the best way to decide how to handle the house in a Texas divorce case.

Divorce: You Can't Always Get What You Want
Writer/submitter Shelley Stile writes:

The Rolling Stones were actually very smart. They were dead-on when they sang that you can’t always get what you want but you get what you need… that is if you are paying attention to what is being offered. When we wish, pray or hope for something, what we actually might be gifted with is the situation in which to manifest that gift.