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Emotional endurance and balance are necessary and powerful ingredients in the
divorce
process.
1. Get support systems in place
Make sure you get strong emotional support and encouragement from trusted friends,
family, spiritual advisors or psychologists to help you through the difficult,
complex feelings that are associated with the divorce process.
2. Postpone big decisions
Postpone life altering decisions until you are able to think clearly about relocating
or changing jobs or acquiring significant property.
3. Don't move out of your marital residence
Do not move out of the family residence without first discussing it with your
divorce lawyer.
4. Talk to your children
Reassure your children that they are not the cause of your separation or divorce
and explain this in a way that is consistent with your children's ages and maturity
level. It is best to be truthful and honest and give children simple and clear
answers without blaming anyone.
5. Take care of yourself
While you are taking care of the business aspects of your divorce, you must also
take care of yourself. Have a medical and dental examination. If possible, undergo
any medical treatments which are needed or anticipated in the near future if
they are covered under your spouse's insurance.
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Robert S. Hannan
Attorney At Law
404 Southeast 14th Court
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
Telephone: 954-467-0424
Telefax: 954-467-7800
Email: info@fldivorceattorney.com
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