Rosemary Lombardy candid abuse survivor and author of Breaking Bonds: How to Divorce an Abuser and Heal - A Survival Guide shared her expert advice on why a woman might need to file a restraining order and how to navigate the process.
Relationship anxiety isn’t something that’s not easy to chew. It can even cause relationships to end and go as far as causing divorce for married couples. Having some anxieties in a relationship is normal. Everyone experiences those at least once in a relationship. If you’ve had a past relationship in the past or even if you’ve witnessed a bad relationship (such as your parents) then it only makes sense that you’re going to have some anxiety over your current relationship. But it does get to a point where it not only wears down on your mental health but your partner's health as well. This even includes the entire relationship too. These are some tips for learning to cope with relationship anxiety.
After the divorce is finalized, you may be wondering what life will look like for you. Will it be just as before? Or will there be some changes that need to take place? What about your kids and finances? The truth of the matter is that while no two divorces are exactly alike, there are some things that can be expected after a divorce.
