The cost of divorce can stop you in your tracks — but so can the cost of inaction, staying stuck in an unhealthy marriage, or making the wrong moves

Most women have no idea how long divorce will take, how much it will cost, and how painful the process will be; the key is to take control of the process.

Divorce and regrets often go hand-in-hand, but they don’t have to. That’s an old narrative that can be flipped on its side.

Money can be a triggering topic on any given day...let alone during a divorce where all eyes are on the bank account.

Divorce prep will vary for everyone, but there are a few core tenets that work together — and a prepared divorce is a better divorce.

Mothers navigating divorce are easily derailed by fear, finances and worthiness. Understanding how they are intertwined is a game changer.

The cost of divorce can stop you in your tracks — but so can the cost of inaction, staying stuck in an unhealthy marriage, or making the wrong moves.

Money can be a big trigger in divorce. Getting clarity around your finances is not only calming and empowering — it’s strategic.

Many women have a complicated relationship with money that goes beyond bank accounts — it’s a big trigger in divorce, but there’s more to the money story.

Divorce is as much of an internal job as an external one. You’re going to need help, but you are the chief strategist, mama

We can have tricky relationships with money, especially during divorce — but we can also renegotiate that relationship and adopt a ‘head of household’ mindset

As mamas we often lose ourselves, dismiss our needs and deny our truths. And we subscribe to myths that hold us back in divorce...but it’s time to debunk them