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06/01/2026

They said I’d never be the same after divorce.

They were right.

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POV: you signed your divorce agreement without knowing what some of these words mean. 😬You are allowed to use plain lang...
05/30/2026

POV: you signed your divorce agreement without knowing what some of these words mean. 😬

You are allowed to use plain language in your agreement and we highly encourage it. Rooting for you!

05/29/2026

My divorce taught me more about myself than my marriage did. 🤍 If you know, you know.

05/28/2026

POV: You signed your divorce agreement without knowing what forthwith means 😬

If you still feel angry, it’s not bc you are broken.You’re might be angry because nobody told you what you’re actually f...
05/27/2026

If you still feel angry, it’s not bc you are broken.

You’re might be angry because nobody told you what you’re actually feeling has a name.

It’s called ambiguous loss — grief for someone who is still alive, still in your phone, still on the other end of that co-parenting text. And because the world doesn’t recognize it as loss, most people treat it like anger.

They build cases. They wait for apologies. They wait for the other person to finally acknowledge what happened before they give themselves permission to move on.

That moment rarely comes.

Swipe through and take the quiz. If even one answer surprises you, save this. You’re going to want to come back to it.

🔖 Share this with someone who can’t figure out why they’re still so triggered.

05/27/2026

Your divorce lawyer just said “we should file a motion and go to court.”

Before you say yes — ask these 5 questions:

1. What will this cost, start to finish?
2. What specific problem does going to court actually solve?
3. What are the realistic odds we win?
4. What’s the alternative if we don’t file?
5. What happens if we lose — are we worse off than right now?

Court isn’t always the answer. Sometimes it’s just the most expensive one.

A good lawyer welcomes these questions. A bad one gets defensive.

👇 Save this before your next attorney call.

05/26/2026

Before you sign your divorce agreement, ask yourself these questions.

#4 is the one most people skip.

1. Do I understand this?
2. Can I explain it to a friend?
3. Does it protect me if things go sideways?
4. Am I signing from clarity or exhaustion?
5. Would I still agree to this in a year?

Staying in an unhappy marriage isn’t noble. It’s just hard — and according to a 12-year NIH-funded study, it’s also wors...
05/25/2026

Staying in an unhappy marriage isn’t noble. It’s just hard — and according to a 12-year NIH-funded study, it’s also worse for your wellbeing than leaving.

Researchers tracked 1,150 married adults across happiness, self-esteem, health, life satisfaction, and psychological distress. On every single measure, people who divorced did better than people who stayed unhappily married.

Not about the same. Not mixed results. Better. On all five.

The cultural script says staying is the higher path. The data says that’s a lie we’ve been telling ourselves — and each other — for a long time.

Swipe through if you needed someone to say it out loud.

05/22/2026

Not that it doesn’t hurt.

What changed about your friendships after separation??

A divorce agreement isn’t just about what you decided today.It’s about what happens six months from now when someone los...
05/21/2026

A divorce agreement isn’t just about what you decided today.
It’s about what happens six months from now when someone loses a job, misses a refinance deadline, or suddenly remembers a “side agreement” that was never written down.

The people who save the most money, stress, and future court time usually aren’t the people with the fanciest lawyers.
They’re the people who think through the details before they sign.

A few things worth tightening up in your agreement:

• Deadlines for every action item
• What “equal split” actually means
• Who pays taxes, repairs, commissions, or reimbursements
• What happens if circumstances change
• How future disputes get handled before anyone runs back to court

Because “we’ll figure it out later” is often where the expensive part begins.

And yes, most of these protections cost little or nothing to add during drafting.

Save this for later if you’re negotiating a divorce settlement now.
Or send it to someone who thinks their agreement is “basically done.”

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