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How to Create a Parenting Plan That Actually Works

How to Create a Parenting Plan That Actually WorksBy: DSN Admin

Divorce doesn’t end your role as a parent — it reshapes it. And if you’re co-parenting, your child’s stability and peace of mind depend heavily on how well you and your ex can create (and stick to) a parenting plan.

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How to Create a Parenting Plan That Actually Works

When You’re Ready to Date Again — Or Not

When You’re Ready to Date Again — Or NotBy: DSN Admin

There’s this quiet pressure that creeps in after divorce. “So... are you seeing anyone yet?” It comes from friends, family, even yourself. Like healing is only complete once you’ve coupled up again. Like dating is the final box to check to prove you’re “back.”

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When You’re Ready to Date Again — Or Not

Moving After Divorce: What to Consider When Starting Over Somewhere New

Moving After Divorce: What to Consider When Starting Over Somewhere NewBy: DSN Admin

Divorce often brings with it the need — or the desire — for a fresh start. Sometimes that means staying in the same city but finding your own space. Other times, it means packing up and moving to a completely new place, whether it’s closer to family, a new job, a better school district, or simply somewhere that doesn’t carry the weight of old memories.

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Moving After Divorce: What to Consider When Starting Over Somewhere New

What to Do in the First 30 Days After Filing for Divorce

What to Do in the First 30 Days After Filing for DivorceBy: DSN Admin

The moment you file for divorce — or find out that your partner has — everything changes. Even if you saw it coming. Even if it was your decision. Even if you feel sure it’s the right move. There’s something about that official step that makes the whole thing feel real.

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What to Do in the First 30 Days After Filing for Divorce