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"I’m Julie Desmond, a DCA® Certified ADR Divorce Coach, I can help answer your questions and guide you through this challenging time, focusing on clarity and a positive future."

💗 Let’s talk about divorce!Divorce can bring so many questions, decisions, and unknowns. Everyone’s situation is differe...
10/22/2026

💗 Let’s talk about divorce!

Divorce can bring so many questions, decisions, and unknowns. Everyone’s situation is different, but having the right support can make the process feel more manageable.

If you were facing divorce, what would be your biggest concern right now?

A️⃣ Knowing what to expect
B️⃣ Understanding my finances
C️⃣ Knowing how to communicate
D️⃣ Having a plan before I begin

👇 Comment A, B, C, or D below!

Your answer might help someone else realize they’re not alone in what they’re facing.

As a DCA® Certified ADR Divorce Coach, I help people prepare for the road ahead with greater clarity, confidence, and a plan. 💗

Being prepared before you file for divorce can save you time, money, and unnecessary stress.Too often, people take that ...
10/20/2026

Being prepared before you file for divorce can save you time, money, and unnecessary stress.

Too often, people take that first legal step without fully understanding their finances, their options, or what lies ahead.

Taking time to get organized, gather important information, identify your questions, and understand the process can help you make more informed decisions from the beginning.

You don’t have to have everything figured out before you file. But having a plan can make a real difference.

As a DCA® Certified ADR Divorce Coach, I help you prepare for the road ahead so you can approach divorce with greater confidence and intention.

The best time to prepare is before you begin. 💗

Book your free consult call to learn how divorce coaching can help.

If Only I Knew Then What I Know Now“If only I knew then what I know now.”It’s a saying many people can relate to, especi...
10/15/2026

If Only I Knew Then What I Know Now

“If only I knew then what I know now.”

It’s a saying many people can relate to, especially when they look back on difficult life experiences.

But what if you didn’t have to wait until you’re looking back?

Divorce can be overwhelming. There are decisions to make, questions to ask, emotions to manage, and an uncertain future to navigate. It’s easy to feel pressured to move quickly without fully understanding what lies ahead.

You may not know what questions to ask your attorney. You may not understand all your options. You may feel pressured to make decisions before you’re ready.

You don’t know what you don’t know.

And that’s exactly why preparation matters.

Before making important decisions, take the time to get informed. Ask questions. Understand your options. Think about your priorities and what you want your life to look like moving forward.

You don’t have to figure everything out at once, but you do deserve the opportunity to make decisions with as much information and clarity as possible.

This is where working with a divorce coach can help.

A divorce coach can help you organize your thoughts, identify questions you may not have considered, prepare for difficult conversations, and navigate the emotional and practical challenges of divorce.

Your attorney provides legal guidance. A divorce coach helps you prepare for the process and feel more confident participating in it.

You cannot predict every challenge or know exactly how your divorce will unfold. But you can take steps now to feel more prepared for the decisions ahead.

Don’t wait until you’re looking back and wishing you had known more.

What you agree to today can affect you for years.When you’re going through a divorce, it’s easy to feel pressured to rea...
10/13/2026

What you agree to today can affect you for years.

When you’re going through a divorce, it’s easy to feel pressured to reach an agreement just to get it over with. You may be tired of the conflict, overwhelmed by the decisions, or ready to move on with your life.

But rushing into an agreement without fully understanding what you’re agreeing to can have long-term consequences.

Take the time to ask questions, understand your options, and think about how today’s decisions may affect your financial future, your children, and your life after divorce.

You don’t have to agree to something simply because you’re feeling pressured to make a decision.

Before you agree, make sure you understand what you’re agreeing to. 💗

The Divorce Decisions No One Warns You AboutWhen people think about divorce, they usually think about the big decisions....
10/08/2026

The Divorce Decisions No One Warns You About

When people think about divorce, they usually think about the big decisions.

The house.
The finances.
Support.
The parenting plan.
Whether to settle or go to court.

Those decisions are important. But there are so many other decisions that come with divorce—decisions that can feel just as personal and overwhelming.

Where will I live?

What happens to the family traditions?

Who gets the dog?

How will holidays and birthdays look?

What do I tell my children?

What happens to mutual friends and family relationships?

These may not be the decisions being discussed in your attorney’s office, but they are still part of your life.

And sometimes, they are the things that make divorce feel very real.

You don’t have to figure everything out at once.

One of the hardest parts of divorce can be feeling like you are expected to make decisions about your entire future while you’re still trying to process what is happening today.

But not every decision has to be made right now.

Some decisions require legal advice. Some require financial guidance. And some simply require time to think.

It can help to ask yourself:

What needs my attention right now?

What information am I missing?

What can wait?

This is where working with a divorce coach can help.

A divorce coach doesn’t tell you what decisions to make or provide legal advice.

Instead, coaching gives you a place to slow down, organize your thoughts, identify your priorities, and work through the personal side of the decisions you’re facing.

Sometimes you don’t need someone to tell you what to do.

You need someone to help you get clear enough to decide for yourself.

Divorce isn’t just about ending a marriage.

It’s about figuring out how to move from the life you had to the life you’re creating next.

You don’t have to figure it all out today. Take it one decision at a time.

Tuesday Truth 💗Fair doesn’t always mean equal.Divorce can bring a strong desire for things to feel fair — especially whe...
10/06/2026

Tuesday Truth 💗

Fair doesn’t always mean equal.

Divorce can bring a strong desire for things to feel fair — especially when emotions are high and both sides have different ideas about what “fair” looks like.

But fair and equal are not always the same thing.

Every divorce is different. Your circumstances, finances, children, needs, and priorities all matter.

Focus less on what feels fair and more on what will help you move forward. 💗

THE DECISION TO DIVORCE IS ONLY ONE DECISION.After that come the decisions about:Your home.Your finances.Your children.Y...
10/01/2026

THE DECISION TO DIVORCE IS ONLY ONE DECISION.

After that come the decisions about:

Your home.
Your finances.
Your children.
Your communication.
Your priorities.
Your future.

You don’t have to make all of those decisions at once.

But you do need to understand what’s ahead

The first step is often the hardest.When you’re facing divorce, even knowing where to begin can feel overwhelming. There...
09/29/2026

The first step is often the hardest.

When you’re facing divorce, even knowing where to begin can feel overwhelming. There may be fear, uncertainty, financial questions, concerns about your children, and so many decisions ahead that it’s easy to feel stuck.

But you don’t have to figure everything out at once.

The first step might simply be gathering information.
It might be asking a question.
It might be getting organized.
It might be reaching out for support.

Taking that first step doesn’t mean you have all the answers. It means you’re choosing to stop feeling stuck and start moving forward.

One step at a time. 💗

WALKING INTO MEDIATIONPREPARED — NOT PANICKEDMediation can feel overwhelming.Preparation can help you walk in with clari...
09/25/2026

WALKING INTO MEDIATION
PREPARED — NOT PANICKED

Mediation can feel overwhelming.

Preparation can help you walk in with clarity instead of panic.

Know your questions.
Know your priorities.
Know what matters to you.

And remember:

It’s OK to say no if it’s something you don’t agree with.

This is where working with a divorce coach can help — giving you the confidence to prepare, ask questions, and participate in the process.

Prepared feels different than panicked.

Divorce can make you feel like you have to make every decision all at once.You may feel pressure to figure out the finan...
09/22/2026

Divorce can make you feel like you have to make every decision all at once.

You may feel pressure to figure out the finances, parenting, living arrangements, and what comes next — all at the same time.

But you don’t.

Not every decision has to be made today.

Give yourself time to gather information, ask questions, and think through what’s right for your situation.

One decision at a time. 💗
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