CWC: Six Step Roadmap

Question 1

Introduction

Answer 1

Sharing Six-Step Divorce Process

Think of hike up a tough mountain

But if you prepare and pace yourself you will reach the summit and come down stronger

Question 2

Step 1:

Answer 2

Assess the Terrain

You need to understand the landcape

What’s the mountain your climbing?

Gather information, prepare emotionally

Mapping our your hike?

-What is ahead and how step will the climb be?

Question 3

Step 2:

Answer 3

Pack your essentials

Fill your backpack with necessities

Gather financial information

Thinking about parenting plan if you have kids

Without these essentials you will not make it far up the trial

Question 4

Step 3:

Answer 4

Chart your course

Now how will you get to the top?

Different paths up the mountain. Some are harder than the need to be

More amicable route like

Or will you take the court path, which is steep, rocky, and dictated by the judge.

Choose wisely based on your circumstances

Question 5

Step 4:

Answer 5

Weather the storms

No matter which path you will take there will be storms ahead

Divorce is emotional - its hard

Just like a sudden downpour on a hike it can feel overwhelming.

You will face tough issues, but don’t panic.

Keep moving forward, no matter how rough it gets

Question 6

Step 5:

Answer 6

Reach the Summit

Eventually you will reach the top

This is where you will finalize the issues.

If you took the no court path, you will settle this in a way that works for everyone.

If you took the court path, you will have a decision imposed.

Either way, you reached the summit, the time the hard decisions are made

Question 7

Step 6:

Answer 7

Begin the Descent

Congrats - you made it! The hardest part is over, but the journey is not done yet.

Now you have to handle post divorce life

You have to adjust to coparenting, update accounts, new insurance, new living places, a new routine.

The descent is all about rebuilding your life after divorce.

Question 8

Wrap Up

Answer 8

Begin the Descent

So, there you have it — a six-step roadmap for divorce, just like a challenging hike.

With the right preparation, you’ll get through it and come out the other side stronger.

Question 9

Final Word

Answer 9

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