A woman may suffer financially after divorce, particularly if she is the primary caregiver to the children. Without her husband’s salary, she will have less money to cover bills and household expenses.

Consulting with a Divorce Coach, Financial Advisor and a Family Law Attorney will help you navigate the realistic expectations of your financial future.

I work to help prepare for your future and create a plan and to clearly understand what the attorney and financial advisors are communicating to you to respond in a sound and credible manner.

We work through the emotional aspects of finances and get to the BUSINESS of divorce.

Divorce may leave a woman feeling hurt, lonely and unhappy. Even if it was her choice to end the marriage, she may bear the scars of the broken relationship for a long time. The stresses of being in an unhappy marriage may simply be replaced by different worries, such as not being able to trust a man again, struggling to find her perfect partner or a fear of being rejected.

As your Divorce Coach (with the trusted partners if needed), we will dive into the EMOTIONAL distress. Navigating the emotions with you, creating space for the feelings and then working a plan to control what we can control, putting the “fight or flight” response to rest, and allowing you to create life that you desire.

We create a plan for the future with you and your future BEST-SELF!

Despite the potential negative effects of divorce on a woman, there are many cases in which divorce leads to a happier, healthier life. If a woman is getting out of a marriage fraught with conflict or violence she will be happier in the long term.

A woman may still require professional help to get over the unhealthy relationship and subsequent breakdown of the marriage, particularly if she was the victim of domestic violence. We have trusted partners for trauma and resources are available for Domestic Violence

For a divorce to have more positive effects on a woman than negative, she must make the most of the chance to change her life for the better. Some women say that the first few years after divorce are a time of significant personal growth, with greater independence and more personal choices. It is crucial to work to create a better life, say Hawkins, Fackrell and Higginbotham. Every single decision a woman makes after divorce, from where to live to how to increase her income, is an important part of this process.

As a Divorce Coach, I am here to guide you through the process of decision making and planning process!