Do I Need A Divorce Coach?

Have you ever wondered about the difference between the advice and information that I share on this site and the service I offer as a divorce coach?

The answer is simple. The service I offer one on one as a coach is different because during each coaching session, we handle specific issues that are pertinent to the woman I am talking with. You might be considering divorce. You may have already filed for divorce. Your husband may have filed for divorce. You may be on your way to mediation, arbitration or divorce court. You might be trying to pick up the pieces after divorce. Whatever the case, I am here to help you survive the divorce process and thrive when it is over.

My suggestions and advice are based on almost a decade of helping women deal with divorce. My goal is to offer perspective, information and support that will save you time, pain and money. That’s why I do what I do as a divorce coach.

Your future financial security depends massively on the decisions you make right now! Financial devastation is one of prices that most women pay when they get divorced.

When I write my blog posts, it is with the intention of sharing my knowledge as a specialist, offering general advice. In other words, I try to cover issues that pertain to as many women as possible. My readers can pick and choose what topics are relevant to them.

If you are unsure about seeking expert advice, these are some questions to think about:

• Do I understand the divorce process and what to expect?
• Do I know what to do before I file for divorce?
• Do I think my attorney is doing right by me?
• Am I getting the kind of support that I need?
• Am I confident with my decision to ________________?   (You fill the blank in with something that is concerning you.)
• Do I feel confident with how I’m handling things with my soon to be ex husband?
• Should I feel this alone?
• Should I be doing what my family or friends are telling me to do?

If you answered No to any of these questions, I’d love to hear from you. Emails have a purpose but so much more can be accomplished with a short phone call. Your call will be held in the strictest of confidence and you don’t even need to give me your real name. We will both know during that first call if it will benefit you to have me in your corner as your divorce coach.

I look forward to speaking with you.

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