Let’s be honest—if you’re reading this, you’re likely navigating one of life’s most emotionally and logistically difficult transitions. Whether you’re considering divorce, in the middle of it, or finding your way after it’s finalized, know this: you are not alone.

Divorce is never easy, but having the right resources and community support can make a world of difference. Below, you’ll find trusted tools, groups, and guides to help you at every stage of the process—from the earliest questions to the rebuilding phase.

Before the Divorce: Exploring Your Options

If you’re still attending therapy, working through difficult decisions, or just beginning to think about what life might look like after divorce, these resources offer clarity, compassion, and support:

• Rehab4Addiction.com
  Learn about how substance abuse affects marriage and explore options for support and recovery if addiction is part of your relationship dynamic.
• The Center for Principled Family Advocacy
  Discover alternatives to a high-conflict divorce, including collaborative law and mediation—especially helpful in cases involving infidelity or domestic violence.
• Divorcenet.com
  A practical guide covering “10 Things You Should Know Before Hiring a Divorce Lawyer.”
• The Lilac Tree
  A nonprofit offering guidance, support groups, and education specifically for women preparing for or going through divorce.
• Investopedia: Divorce Guide
  Learn the financial and legal basics of divorce—written in plain English to help you feel informed and empowered.

If You Have Children: Support for Divorced Mothers and Their Kids

Children need stability and empathy during divorce—and so do you. These organizations and resources are built to help you guide your children through the transition while taking care of yourself, too:

• Milavetz Law
  Insightful blog posts on how divorce impacts children and how to minimize emotional harm.
• Assisting Our Kids
  A parent education platform to fulfill court-ordered co-parenting courses and improve communication.
• Rainbows for All Children
  A nonprofit offering structured, peer-led groups to help children process grief and loss from divorce.
• DivorceCare4Kids
  Support programs for kids aged 5–12, along with helpful tools for parents.
• I Am a Child of Divorce
  A comprehensive resource offering age-appropriate guidance for kids and teens, plus support for parents and caregivers.

Support Groups: In-Person and Virtual

Healing emotionally from divorce is not something you need to do alone. Whether you prefer a local support group or an online community, these trusted options offer connection, shared experience, and encouragement:

• DivorceCare.org
  A nationwide network of in-person and virtual support groups, grounded in emotional recovery and faith-based guidance.
• Psychology Today
  Use their directory to find licensed therapists and group sessions near you.
• Hello Divorce
  Learn more about divorce support groups and access tools for navigating the divorce process with less stress.
• MeetUp.com
  Search for local groups of divorced women looking to rebuild their social lives—some are support-focused, others are purely social.

Additional Support from Us

We’re committed to helping you rebuild a confident, stable, and financially secure future. In addition to the resources above, we invite you to explore these two offerings:

A Divorcee’s Financial Survival Guide

Discover four foundational strategies for reclaiming financial independence after divorce—plus a copy of A Divorcee’s Financial Survival Guide: How to Invest Your Settlement Like an Expert.

Even if you’re not ready to make big money moves just yet, this guide will help you start planning for a more empowered future.

Free Webinar: Financial Planning for Divorced Women

In this on-demand session, you’ll learn how to make smart financial decisions in the wake of divorce—from budgeting and asset division to retirement planning and insurance. Designed for women at any stage of the process.

Let Us Help You Navigate the Next Chapter

Need help figuring out where to go from here? Whether you’re sorting through paperwork, finances, or emotions, we’re here to listen and guide you forward.