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Don’t let your divorce take over your life

On Behalf of Lisa D. Stern | Jun 7, 2013 | Divorce, Firm News |

Most everyone would like for their divorce proceedings to be over with as quickly as possible. Unfortunately, it takes time, and it can take a toll on your mind, emotions and body. While you might not be able to control how long it will take for you to get your finalized Michigan divorce decree, you can control the toll it takes on your life.

For those who work, you can’t be depressed all the time in the office. For those with children, you don’t want to be in a rotten mood around them all the time. When the divorce starts to consume your daily life, you should find ways to keep it in the right perspective. While it might be difficult to do simply because a divorce is a life-changing event, it will allow you to move forward more quickly when your divorce is done.

Some of the ways that might help your mind off of your divorce include exercising or taking a class. You can take out a lot of your frustration by trying something new like kickboxing. A gourmet cooking class will let you meet new people and you could plan a dinner party with your newly-acquired skills.

If you feel like you simply have too much to deal with, it is time to talk to someone. That might be a therapist, a friend or your mother, but you can’t let it all boil up inside of you.

The thing to remember is that this is simply a part of your life you will soon be moving past. While it may be difficult now, it will get easier. Learning how to deal with it now will make it easier to move on as the divorce proceeds through court.

If you are contemplating a divorce, be sure to speak with an experienced Michigan divorce attorney. This is the best way to ensure your interests are protected, especially when it comes to child custody or visitation, child support or alimony.

Source:  huffingtonpost.com, “Divorce Your Divorce” Lois Tarter, May. 30, 2013

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