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During your divorce, weekend nights can be tough – especially if you and your soon-to-be ex had a habit of going out on the town (or even catching a movie now and then). Like many people who are going through divorce, you might feel like you’re missing something by staying in on the weekends; you […]
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Empathy. It’s not the same as sympathy, but it’s along the same lines. Unlike sympathy, which involves acknowledging what someone else is going through, empathy means you understand what they’re going through (either because you experienced something similar or because you have the ability to put yourself in their shoes). What does this have to […]
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When you send your kids to your ex’s house for visitation as part of your child custody agreement, you expect them to be treated fairly. It’s natural to assume that your former spouse will continue being a good parent during and after divorce, but unfortunately, that isn’t always the case. While unfair treatment certainly warrants […]
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When your ex starts dating, especially if you haven’t yet reconciled yourself to the idea of being single again, it can feel like a slap in the face. Has your ex really gotten over you so quickly? Is he or she only dating to hurt you? Why do you feel this way, and what can […]
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When your ex turns around the blame as if you’re solely responsible for your divorce, it can really hurt—even if you don’t want to admit it. But when the person you once loved places all their anger, bitterness and spitefulness on your shoulders, it’s tough. While your Chapel Hill divorce lawyer can help you handle […]
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During your divorce, you might feel as if your friends have scattered, your family is scarce and you’re pretty much on your own. Sadly, many people do head for the hills when someone close goes through a divorce; either they think divorce is somehow “contagious,” they just don’t know what to say, or they have […]
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Some people are just plain toxic. They might drag you down through verbal abuse, they don’t bring anything positives to the table (you can’t learn from their examples or emulate things they’ve done), or they might physically assault you. Does any of that sound like your spouse? Whatever it is that makes him or her […]
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You’ve probably heard it (or some variation) a thousand times during your divorce: “Chin up! It’ll be okay!” Well-meaning friends and family members who care about you don’t want to see you hurting, so they offer their best… again, and again, and again. While they’re right—it will eventually be okay—it’s also okay to indulge yourself […]
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During your divorce, you might have a hard time carving out time for the kids… especially now that school is back in session. Lots of families face similar issues, but there’s an easy solution that many psychologists suggest is actually better than cramming too much into already-busy schedules: including kids in day-to-day activities. Your kids, […]
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Does this sound familiar? Your spouse has had one foot out the door for a year, five years… maybe more. Neither of you has filed paperwork through a Chapel Hill divorce lawyer. How long should you wait for him or her to take action? What happens when you just can’t take it anymore—should you go […]
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