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Cathy Meyer

Cathy is a Master Certified Relationship Coach and Certified Marriage Educator. She is also the Founding and Managing Editor of DivorcedMoms.com – the leading resource and community for divorced moms to connect, communicate, express their passion and thoughts, share experiences, and find expert information and advice.

Powered by the foremost divorce experts and bloggers, and by all of our divorced moms, DivorcedMoms.com is the place to find trusted information to guide you.

Before turning to writing and editing as a career, Cathy specialized in consulting with and educating/coaching clients before, during, and after divorce.

Combined she has eleven years experience working one on one with divorcing clients, facilitating seminars and workshops for couples who are serious about building and nurturing a healthy relationship and, writing about divorce-related issues.

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Securing a Divorce Court Settlement With Life Insurance

While the dynamics are different in divorce, it does not change the fact that life insurance is still a must when a divorce settlement is inevitable. Without proper coverage, you may not be able to maintain your lifestyle or support your children when your ex passes away.

Children and Divorce: 3 Tips for Positive Communication During Divorce

If you haven’t learned by now, then it is time you know, the healthy way to deal with stress is to communicate about the issues that are causing the stress. This is true regardless of what age a person is. Your child may be feeling anger, fear or sadness, and unsafe when it comes to expressing those feelings.

What is a Limited Divorce: Everything You Need to Know

A limited divorce occurs when a couple’s separation is supervised by the court. In states that do not recognize legal separation, couples can petition the court and be granted a “limited divorce” that does not end the marriage but allows couples to live apart.

Tips For Dividing Marital Property During Divorce

The process of dividing marital property during divorce begins with taking an inventory of all you, as a couple, have acquired during the marriage. Anything you owned before the marriage and anything inherited during the marriage will not count as marital property.

The Impact of Divorce in the Workplace

As a result of divorce, an individual’s world is temporarily turned upside down, triggering unsettling and distressful emotions. The effects of emotional distress in the workplace can be devastating.

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