Are you going through a divorce?
Divorce can feel overwhelming because it affects every aspect of your life. It is not just a marriage ending, it has ripple effects extending to your kids, your finances, your extended family, your friends, where you will live and your own identity.
And there is no simple road map out there on 'how to get divorced' because everyone's situation is so different. It is a lot to process!
Most people going through a divorce feel so many different emotions throughout the process: scared, frazzled, angry, depressed, anxious, guilty, insecure, alone, just to name a few.
Many times we are not even aware that we are existing in 'fight or flight' mode for months leading up to and for many months after the divorce is finalized.
And the stakes are high because decisions made during the divorce can have long-lasting repercussions to many aspects of your life.
Working with me as your coach will help you reclaim your power and move forward confidently while saving time, money, and emotional fatigue.
Where are you now in the Divorce Process?
Should I Stay or Should I Go
Download This Values Excercise
Download this Values Assessment to help you determine what your core values are and whether your current relationship is supporting you to live within your core values.
In The Divorce Process
Divorce is a complicated process, there are so many different stakeholders involved including your kids, family, ex-spouse, professionals and yourself. Trying to keep all the balls of regular life and the divorce moving is hard. Add on dealing with your own emotions, helping your kids through the process and trying to stay healthy and strong, it can be overwhelming. If you want support through this process, please reach out to me.
Schedule a Free Discovery Call
Don’t waste time and regret, book a free call right now. Check out my 3-step plan below to get you through the divorce process faster with a settlement you are comfortable with and a co-parenting relationship that will help your kids thrive.
Post Divorce Recovery
Download This Values Excercise
Download this Values Assessment to help you determine what your core values are at this point in your life and how you can define your next chapter to align with your core values.
Don’t waste time and regret, book a free call right now.
Check out my 3-step plan to get you through the divorce process faster with a settlement you are comfortable with and a co-parenting relationship that will help you and your kids thrive.
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TESTIMONIALS
Lee was extremely helpful during my divorce. Her background, knowledge, patience, and compassion were exactly what I needed during a very stressful and confusing time. Lee has continued to be helpful to me during this post-divorce time with everything, including dating and career decisions. I am grateful for Lee’s assistance and highly recommend her for anyone undergoing life transitions.
Why would I need a Divorce Coach?
Don’t I just need an attorney and possibly a therapist?
Divorce Coach
- Educates you about the divorce process
- Focuses on the future and how to achieve your goals
- Helps you identify other professionals you may need during the divorce process and prepare for meetings with them
- Assists with mediation preparation
- Helps you learn how to communicate with your STBX (or your ex) to build an effective co-parenting relationship
- Helps you develop self care rituals to deal with the stress during this process
Therapist
- Focuses on your past (family of origin issues) and how you got to where you are now
- Helps you work through emotions such as grief and loss
- Helps you manage mental health issues such as depression and anxiety
Divorce Attorney
- Educates you about the law in your state
- Helps you get financial information from your spouse
- Hopefully helps you settle the divorce in mediation
- Advises you on how a judge would rule on your case
- Helps you negotiates your settlement and drafts any legal documents
We can all lose our Best Self during the emotional Rollercoaster of a Divorce.
Doing an exercise like this helps us define who we are when we are in our Best Self and then catch ourselves during the divorce process when we are not acting in our Best Self. Staying in our Best Self will help us get through the divorce process faster with our sanity while showing up to support our kids, and create a workable co-parenting relationship