187. Divorce Without Regret: Why Your Voice Matters & How to Advocate for Yourself During the Process

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Divorce Your Story Podcast

Tonya Carter

212 episodes

4 days ago

The mission of the Divorce Your Story Podcast is to help women through the process of uncoupling with purpose, empowering them to confidently create a "life after" that embodies freedom and fulfillment. Join Relationship Exit Strategist and podcast host Tonya Carter for practical guidance in crucial areas including mindset, emotions, finances, health, faith, love, parenting, and relationships. Through weekly discussions, personal insights, and inspiring guest interviews, you'll embark on a journey of personal and professional growth, elevating yourself as you step into your next chapter.

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187. Divorce Without Regret: Why Your Voice Matters & How to Advocate for Yourself During the Process

Divorce Your Story Podcast

24 minutes 42 seconds

8 months ago

187. Divorce Without Regret: Why Your Voice Matters & How to Advocate for Yourself During the Process

When navigating decisions in divorce—whether financial, legal, or related to co-parenting—every choice has long-term effects. Being an active voice in these decisions is necessary to ensure that your next chapter and your children's future remain secure and intact. Failing to be involved in these decisions can leave you vulnerable to outcomes that don’t align with your best interests.

Decisions may be made for you that don’t reflect your needs, values, or long-term goals.
You may agree to terms that create financial strain or unnecessary hardship.
Your co-parenting arrangement may not fully support your children’s well-being simply because you didn’t advocate for what was best for them.
Regret can set in when you realize you had the opportunity to shape your future—but didn’t take it.

At the end of the day, this is your life, your future, and your chance to create a stable foundation for yourself and your children. Speaking up and being involved in these decisions isn’t just important—it’s essential.

In this week's episode, join me as discus why self-advocacy is the #1 skill you need during the divorce process, the common misconceptions about advocating for yourself, 5 ways on what advocating for yourself looks like during the divorce process and seven 7 reflection questions to ensure that you're advocating for yourself.

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