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What are a few challenges of divorce?

On Behalf of | Feb 8, 2022 | Divorce |

It’s normal for New Jersey residents going through a divorce to feel overwhelmed. It carries certain challenges that you can expect to affect you.

Dealing with your financial situation

Even if you’re the former spouse who receives alimony, you can get a shock when you realize your financial situation during and after your divorce. As a married person, you probably enjoyed financial stability. However, you now have to contend with your own finances and deal with a budget to support your new financial situation. If you have kids, they have to factor in as well.

Child custody

Going through a divorce means that you and your ex will have to handle child custody. This is something that could be difficult to adjust to since you previously had everyone under the same roof and your children were with you all the time. It can be emotionally difficult for parents and kids alike. You may even find you need counseling to help you get through not having your children in your home at all times.

Dating again

Many people who end up getting a divorce go back out there newly single and start dating again. Give yourself some time to heal emotionally from the end of your marriage before you even consider meeting someone new. Once you’re ready, you can turn to online dating sites, ask your friends or family members if they know anyone who might be a good fit for you or go someplace where you can enjoy a fun hobby or activity. You might be surprised by a potential love interest when you least expect it.

Relationships with friends and family members

Friends stick with you through thick and thin and family is forever. Don’t let the people in your life slip away by not communicating with them. They can help you get through the challenges of divorce. Be kind to yourself during and after your divorce. Cherish your time with your kids.

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