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Loss of Identity and Finding Yourself After Divorce

Loss of Identity and Finding Yourself After Divorce It's not about surviving but about reclaiming yourself as a beautiful human being. By Anne Updated: August 28, 2020 Categories: Coping with Divorce , Divorce Recovery The overwhelming feeling of being lost during and after divorce is almost like you’re in a rowing boat in choppy waters with no oars and no sight of land. It truly feels like you’re being battered from side to side without any hope of control. The loss of identity and meaning in life is powerful and devastating. I would burst into tears simply by walking out of the house. Being surrounded by all those people who look like they have everything in control was terrifying. Finding yourself after divorce is tough and it took me a long time. How to Find Yourself After Divorce Loss of Identity The most painful realization for me was my loss of identity. Who was I as a single person? What did I even like or enjoy doing? It almost feels as if ...

Cook County Remote Divorce Cases

You can get divorced right now Chicago, Illinois without going to court. This may surprise many people but the Cook County, DuPage and surrounding county divorce courts are open and operating remotely. For uncontested divorces, it may even be possible to get divorced quicker than was possible before COVID-19 took place. Divorce and parentage cases in Illinois are filed online and are coming back filed the same day. It was not uncommon to wait several days for a filing to come back before COVID-19. Court orders for the Judge to sign can be sent electronically. The court will schedule the parties appearance via Zoom video conference when the parties are ready to have their divorce finalized. MLG LAW GROUP 121 West Wacker Drive Suite 1404 Chicago, IL. 60601 www.mlglawgroupillinois.com 312-374-4559

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Signs That Your Spouse Is Planning To File For Divorce

Signs That Your Spouse Is Planning To File For Divorce From How to File and Survive a Divorce in California by Patricia C. Van Haren By Patricia Van Haren Updated: August 20, 2020 Categories: Considering Divorce , Coping with Divorce , Divorce News , Divorce Process , Legal Issues Signs That Your Spouse Is Planning To File For Divorce – From How to File and Survive a Divorce in California by Patricia C. Van Haren A huge sign that tells you that your spouse is planning to file for divorce is finding a card to a divorce attorney. If your spouse suddenly moves out of the home, talks about needing to take some extended trips, or time needs time apart to think, these could also be signs that your spouse is planning to file for divorce. If a spouse tells you that the marriage is over or that they want a divorce, believe them. Sometimes things are said in the heat of the moment, but there might be an element of truth, so it is better to b...

How To Ask Loved Ones For Money After Divorce

How To Ask Loved Ones For Money After Divorce Borrowing money from loved ones and family members is not an easy thing to do. Both parties may feel guilt and resentment. That’s why, before even approaching individuals for a loan, all the options should be explored. By Christina Elroy Updated: August 21, 2020 Categories: Financial Issues Divorce is an extremely stressful thing to go through, and asking loved ones for money after divorce is a huge undertaking. Borrowing from family and friends may take the pressure off, however, it’s something that shouldn’t be taken lightly. So how do you ask loved ones for money? Money trouble is, unfortunately, a situation that is all too common for people from every walk of life. Borrowing money in order to earn a higher education degree, build or buy a house or even to purchase a car can quickly lead to financial trouble. As the bills increase and the loan repayments continue to surface, it’s easy to fall be...

Here Are Tips On Staying Mindful During Divorce

Here Are Tips On Staying Mindful During Divorce Staying mindful during divorce isn't easy, but with a little bit of practice and creativity, you’ll be able to get through it. By Ohman CFP® & Co Updated: August 25, 2020 Categories: Considering Divorce , Divorce Recovery , Health & Wellbeing All the stress and trauma from divorce pile up fast. Without knowing it, you can end up disconnected from your friends, loved ones, and even yourself. Taking some time out of every day to practice mindfulness is great in theory, but it’s also hard to know where exactly to start. Staying mindful during divorce isn’t easy, but with a little bit of practice and creativity, you’ll be able to get through it. The goal is not to get back to who you were before marriage but to find out who you are now in the midst of making appointments, moving, searching for new schools, filing for single parent car insurance , home loans, and other endles...

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Divorcing a Husband with a Mental Illness

Divorcing a Husband with a Mental Illness By Todd Burnham Divorce is never easy, but divorcing a mentally ill husband is even more difficult than divorcing a healthy one. Mental disorders are more common than you may realize. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, nearly one in five American adults lives with a mental illness . Discovering that your husband suffers from a mental illness can be disheartening and tiring. Mental illness can take a serious toll on a marriage and is often a cause for divorce. If you’re considering divorcing a mentally ill spouse, there are various emotional and legal challenges that make the divorce process more complex and more trying. Fortunately, these challenges can be easier to navigate when you know what to expect. Types of Mental Health Issues Mental illness is a very broad term that encompasses a swath of different disorders. There are close to 300 mental disorders document...

Reasons Why Divorce Takes So Long

Reasons Why Divorce Takes So Long By Randi Burggraff Why does divorce take so long? Of course, as with most answers from an attorney, it depends. There are a few reasons why a divorce can feel like it drags on, but it is important to understand that in many situations, it does not have to. A divorce can be resolved relatively quickly, but it greatly depends on the mindset of the parties. If the parties do not have a mindset focused on resolution, it can be hard to reach an agreement and resolve the outstanding issues. These problems can be compounded when there are also procedural delays, such as issues with disclosure and/or discovery or getting a hearing scheduled with a busy court system calendar. All these factors can come into play when calculating how long your divorce proceedings will take. Divorce Can be Fairly Quick Divorce does not have to take a long time. In Arizona , where I am licensed and practice, a divorce case can be complete...