Divorcing a “Narcissist”
by Kristen Hilty
Being married to a “high-conflict personality” individual is beyond hard. Divorcing one is just as hard so buckle up.
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Being married to a “high-conflict personality” individual is beyond hard. Divorcing one is just as hard so buckle up.
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Moving on after divorce is challenging, but you can take control of your social life by taking big and small steps towards your new life.
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Now that you’re separated or divorced, who are you? Are you ok as your new self, alone? Yes, you are.
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If you have decided to separate, it doesn’t mean your spouse wants the same thing. What you do next may determine whether you can stay, or if you need to leave your home.
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Before you take the next steps toward divorce, you need to completely understand your family finances and what your financial future might look like.
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If you’ve never been through a divorce, you won’t know where to start. You really cannot do it alone and will need help.
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An attorney is an expert in divorce law, but does not necessarily have solutions for financial details when ending your marriage and why consulting a CDFA® at the beginning of the process is so important.
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A mediator’s job is not to judge who is right or wrong. Their job is to make sure the final settlement of your divorce takes care of you and your needs.
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When the dust settles after your divorce, you may find yourself in a much better place. Become the happier, healthier and all-around better person that you know you can be.
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How and when you tell your spouse that your marriage has reached its end is a major factor that will set the tone for how your divorce will proceed.
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