If you are a parent, then you already know how stressful the holidays can be. There are so many events to stay on top of and too little time to get all your to do's done, let alone trying to budget for all the upcoming expenses. When you add a divorce to the mix, it can be simply overwhelming for many.
We routinely see parents who are in the middle of a divorce or have just gone through a divorce unnecessarily struggle during the holidays. Fortunately, there are things that parents can do to help reduce their stress and create positive memories for their children rather than negative ones. Tune in to this show to learn 5 practical things that parents can do right now that will help reduce their stress during this upcoming holiday season.
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256 - Discovery and Experts in Divorce Actions
255 - Legal Rights of Unmarried Couples
254 - Avoid These 12 Divorce Pitfalls
253 - The Ultimate Divorce Question – Concede or Contest
252 - Should I File for Contempt?
251 - 4 Crucial Steps Before You File for Divorce
250 - Georgia Visitation and Parenting Time
249 - Grandparent Visitation with David Canale
248 - More Q&A About Divorce and Family Law
247 - Will Mediation Work for Me?
246 - Understanding Family Violence Protective Orders
245 - Everything you need to know about the Divorce Process
244 - 10 Tips for a Healthy Holiday
243 - Tips for Your Uncontested Divorce
242 - Information you Need to Know About Asset Division in Divorce
241 - When Should I Tell My Spouse I Am Filing for Divorce?
240 - Important Questions and Answers About Divorce and Family Law
239 - How Should I Tell the World That I Am Divorcing?
238 - Questions and Answers Related to the 4 Core Areas of Divorce
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