The journey through divorce often leads people to turn to Google for answers in their most vulnerable moments. Remember that every divorce is unique, after all, you and your situation are unique! Learn as much as you can about the divorce process, your rights and responsibilities, and how you can get creative to get a better result. Let's look at commonly searched phrases that reveal the raw emotional and practical challenges divorcees face.
- "How to co-parent with a difficult ex" tops the list, showing that maintaining a healthy relationship for the children's sake remains a primary concern.
- "Dating after divorce at 40" reflects the uncertainty many feel about re-entering the dating world in middle age.
- "Signs your ex wants you back" indicates the complex emotions and second thoughts that often surface post-divorce.
- "How to tell kids about divorce" reveals the heart-wrenching challenge of explaining separation to children.
- "Moving on after divorce depression" highlights the mental health struggles many face.
- "Financial recovery after divorce" demonstrates the practical concerns about rebuilding financial independence.
- "Who gets the house in divorce" shows the anxiety around asset division.
- "Finding yourself after divorce" reflects the journey of rediscovering personal identity.
- "How long does divorce grief last" indicates the emotional healing process many navigate.
- "Single parent success stories" suggests many seek inspiration and hope for their new chapter.
Of course, there are many other topics that people need to learn about. These can range from splitting the assets, understanding the potential tax impact of transferring retirement account, coming to a settlement, spousal and child support, setting up parenting plans, and others.
These searches reveal that while divorce marks an ending, it also represents a beginning filled with both challenges and opportunities for growth.
Hirsch Serman, MBA, CPA, CDFA is the founder of Lifecycle Financial LLC, a company that helps those going through Divorce and other life cycle transitions to navigate the financial pitfalls of a new life dynamic. The company was founded through personal experiences in divorce and watching the changes in an aging parent. He has worked in finance for over 20 years (including financial planning and tax) and has taught on the university level as well as conducted seminars for Fortune 100 companies as well as high school youth on personal finances. He is a member of the Institute of Divorce Financial Analysts, The Amicable Divorce Network, American Institute of CPAs, The Chicago Bar Association, and the Memphis Bar Association.
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INC., US News & World Report, DivorcedMoms.com, DivorceMag.com, Better, Authority Magazine, The Memphis Business Journal, The Financially Independent Millennial, and Funding Sage media outlets have all covered his work in Divorce. Hirsch has a passion to serve others and has s numerous non-profit boards including The Lilac Tree, First Year Forward, the United Way and is a Trustee on the Board of Texas College. Please reach out with any comments to [email protected].