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There are several issues to consider when contemplating a bankruptcy filing as part of a divorce. Certain debts are dischargeable and others are not.

Divorce: Freedom is the Reward for Letting Go
Writer/submitter Shelley Stile writes:

The ability to move on after your divorce entails the letting go of the past with its emotional baggage and negative emotions. If you can accomplish this feat then the heavy burdens you have been carrying will lift and you will experience the liberation of freedom: the ability to move unimpeded towards whatever goal you establish for yourself.

A Wife Is Entitled To Financial Intimacy
Writer/submitter Helga Hayse writes:

Learn what a financially intimate marriage is and how it can create intimacy and closeness in other areas of your relationship.

What Women Need To Know Before Choosing A Lawyer
Writer/submitter Helga Hayse writes:

The author of "Don't Worry About A Thing, Dear" - Why Women Need Financial Intimacy offers sage advice to help women choose a lawyer.

Divorce: Aceptance of your New Reality
Writer/submitter Shelley Stile writes:

What do you think of people who are detached from reality? People that are seemingly living in a world of their own making? It’s unnerving to say the least as well as truly sad. Yet for those of us attempting to recover from a divorce, our inability to fully accept our new reality is not too far removed from living in a fantasy world.

Book Review: "Don't Worry About A Thing, Dear" Why Women Need Financial Intimacy
Writer/submitter Bonnie Jo Davis writes:

"Don't Worry About A Thing, Dear" is a softcover book, by author Helga Hayse, written for women who lack knowledge of their financial circumstances within their relationships.

Thinking of Counselling?
Writer/submitter Gary Direnfeld, MSW, RSW writes:

Check out your counselor or mediator before signing up!

Separating from an Abusive Partner
Writer/submitter Gary Direnfeld, MSW, RSW writes:

Safety FIRST - separation agreement second.

Life After Divorce: The Power of Acceptance
Writer/submitter Shelley Stile writes:

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.