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How to Get Over Your Ex-Wife After Divorce Without Losing Yourself
If you're searching how to get over your ex-wife after divorce, you're probably trying to solve the wrong problem first. Most guys think recovery means getting to the point where they never think about her. That's bullshit. You can think about somebody and still be moving forward. The better question is how much control those thoughts have over what you do next. Stop Using Your Ex-Wife as the Measurement If your daily scorecard is whether you checked her social media, whether
Rene Garcia
3 days ago2 min read
Life After Divorce for Men: What Actually Happens Next
Most men going through divorce aren't searching for a divorce coach. They're searching for answers: What happens to men after divorce? How long does it take to recover? Will I ever feel normal again? Is life after divorce actually better, or is that just something people say when they don't know what else to tell you? Those are better questions anyway. Because divorce recovery isn't about pretending you're fine. It's about what your life actually looks like when the marriage
Rene Garcia
3 days ago3 min read
The Biggest Mistakes Men Make During Divorce—and What to Do Instead
A lot of men enter divorce believing the biggest threat is their wife, her attorney or the court. Sometimes those are serious problems. But one of the most expensive variables in a divorce is the guy making decisions while angry, terrified, humiliated or desperate to regain control. The biggest divorce mistakes men make usually aren't complicated. They're emotional decisions disguised as strategy. Mistake 1: Trying to Win Every Fight Divorce is full of arguments you can techn
Rene Garcia
3 days ago2 min read
Divorce Coach for Men in Texas
Divorce in Texas Is Different Texas allows no-fault divorce under the ground called “insupportability,” meaning the marriage has become insupportable because of discord or conflict that destroys the legitimate ends of the marriage and there is no reasonable expectation of reconciliation. In practical terms, that serves the same basic purpose as “irreconcilable differences” in California or “irretrievably broken” in Florida and New York: you can end the marriage without provin
Rene Garcia
3 days ago2 min read
Divorce Coach for Men in California
Divorce in California Is Different Here's the bad news: As a divorce and recovery coach, I can confidently say that California divorce sucks! It's full of rules and believe me, that's where I got my 2 divorces. As you'll see it's expensive, the average custody you get with your kids is 35%, attorneys make things worse, one of the most expensive divorces in the nation and they take longer than they really need to be. The good news is that there's a lot you can do about lowe
Rene Garcia
4 days ago3 min read
Divorce Coach for Men in Florida
Divorce in Florida Is Different Florida is a no-fault divorce state. Instead of proving adultery, abandonment or some other marital offense, a spouse generally alleges that the marriage is “irretrievably broken.” Different words, same basic idea as irreconcilable differences: the marriage is over and you do not have to prove whose fault it was to get divorced. Behavior can still become relevant to children, finances or other issues, but fault is not required simply to dissolv
Rene Garcia
4 days ago2 min read
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