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Hello Divorce Divorce online for a fraction of the cost and in 1/3 of the time, with all the expert financial & legal help you need.

For more resources and helpful links, visit: https://hellodivorce.com/lp/link-in-bio Our mission is to create a world where divorce empowers a better life. Through technology and expert guidance, we make complicated separations simple and just, so everyone can avoid missteps, save money and reimagine their next chapter.

10/08/2026

My amicable divorce was grueling. And also a massive accomplishment.

10/06/2026

I used to think the wedding told you who a person was.
It doesn’t. The divorce does.
I watched mine end and learned more in six months than in ten years before it.
About them. About me too.
How someone handles the end says more than any vow ever did.

If your health insurance comes through your spouse’s job, it usually ends when your divorce does. Often the day the judg...
10/05/2026

If your health insurance comes through your spouse’s job, it usually ends when your divorce does. Often the day the judgment is entered, or the last day of that month.

Swipe for how to find new coverage, including the 60-day deadlines most people miss.

Save this one for later. Send it to a friend who’s in the middle of it.

🏡 Comment HOME and we’ll send you our free guide to your options for the house in divorce + a link to schedule a no-pres...
10/03/2026

🏡 Comment HOME and we’ll send you our free guide to your options for the house in divorce + a link to schedule a no-pressure call with a divorce mortgage/real estate expert if you want help thinking through your specific situation.

Because “What are we doing with the house?” can become the argument that holds up everything else.

One person wants their equity out and feels like nothing is happening.

The other wants a little breathing room to figure out whether keeping the house is even financially possible.

And both can have legitimate reasons for feeling stuck.

The answer often isn’t forcing a decision faster.

It’s creating a process that gets you to a decision.

Get clear on the home’s value.
Understand the financing options.
Put actual numbers behind a buyout.
Set a deadline for a proposal.

Then decide whether keeping it, buying one spouse out or selling makes the most sense.

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• Our free guide to your house options in divorce
• A link to schedule a no-pressure call with a specialist who can help you understand what may actually be possible

Save this for later or send it to someone who is stuck on the house right now.

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10/02/2026

My kids didn’t need me to stay married at any cost.

They needed me emotionally available.

You can be completely right and still lose your divorce. When an offer lands, it’s easy to spend every ounce of energy o...
10/01/2026

You can be completely right and still lose your divorce.

When an offer lands, it’s easy to spend every ounce of energy on why it’s unfair. Meanwhile, no one has asked what you actually need.

Your story is real. It deserves a home. That home just isn’t the agreement.

What does belong at the table is what you know about them. You were married to them. If they drag their feet, you need a date. If they’re always late, you need a window. If every holiday turns into a negotiation, you need it written out year by year.

When it comes to negotiating agreement, it’s one step at a time and you are more than capable of doing it.

Since 2020, at least 9 states have introduced bills to make divorce harder to get, not easier: longer separation require...
09/28/2026

Since 2020, at least 9 states have introduced bills to make divorce harder to get, not easier: longer separation requirements, covenant marriage, proof-of-fault mandates. None have passed yet. They keep coming back anyway.

Research on what happens when no-fault divorce disappears isn’t reassuring either: more domestic violence, more suicides among women, and kids stuck watching years of court conflict instead of a faster, calmer split.

Swipe through for the states, the bills, and the research.

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Did you have an “I can’t keep doing this” moment??
09/24/2026

Did you have an “I can’t keep doing this” moment??

What was your “I can’t keep doing this” moment?
09/24/2026

What was your “I can’t keep doing this” moment?

09/17/2026

Signing your divorce agreement doesn’t magically make everything in it happen.

The house still has to be refinanced. Titles transferred. Accounts closed. Retirement divided. Money actually paid.

One of my favorite agreement terms is a proof of completion clause: a clear deadline + exactly what proof has to be provided + what happens if someone doesn’t follow through.

Because “Alex will refinance the house” is a plan.

“Alex will refinance by December 1 and provide written confirmation within 5 days” is much closer to an actual solution.

And for certain financial obligations, you may also be able to agree in advance on things like reasonable interest if payment is late. What works and what’s enforceable depends on your state and the obligation, so get legal advice on the actual language.

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