Decoding Divorce Zeppy Attashian

As the uncharted waters of the pandemic are still sending our lives spiraling into uncertainty, navigating a divorce can be doubly overwhelming. 
In today’s episode, divorce coach and family law attorney Zeppy Attashian outlines a 7-step process to stop this cycle of overwhelm, push aside the guilt, and bust through the myth that you need to be superwoman. 
She explains, step by step, thought work that is necessary to rewire your thinking, recognize our limitations, and plan realistically in order to tackle the giant to-do list of divorce and life without losing your sanity in the process. 
Need help taking off your cape and organizing your thoughts and emotions? Book a call with one of our divorce coaches today! →  www.decodingdivorce.com/contact   

Auditing your financial estate is an arduous task. However, it is vitally important that you understand why it is necessary that you complete your financial disclosure documents.
In today’s episode, divorce coach and family law attorney Zeppy Attashian explains the possible ramifications of not fully disclosing assets as you go through the divorce process. She demonstrates that failure to be completely honest, or even unintentional negligence in this matter can result in a loss of assets or having to restart your divorce process.
Spending the time to put together a full financial audit, attaching statements, and being completely transparent will ensure that you only have to complete this process once.
Need some one-on-one guidance as you navigate your disclosure documents? Book a free 30-minute call with one of our divorce coaches here. → www.decodingdivorce.com/contact

A divorce coach can be an invaluable asset to your support team as you go through this tremendous life change. 
Carefully selecting the people in your corner can help mitigate the pitfalls, emotional ups and downs, and financial mistakes often made throughout the process.
In today’s episode, we do a deep dive into divorce coaching and the difference between a divorce coach and a therapist. Divorce coach and family law attorney, Zeppy Attashian explains that while you may decide that it’s best to have both on your team, divorce coaching provides you with the essential thought work and mindset tools you need to step into your new happy. 
Decoding Divorce Academy is your affordable DIY divorce system that contains all the necessary tools to complete your divorce on your own terms, in your own way. 
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Financial knowledge is power, and we at Decoding Divorce want you armed with as much information as possible before each decision you’ll encounter in your divorce. 
But what do you do when your soon-to-be-ex refuses to voluntarily provide his financial information?
In today’s episode, divorce coach and family law attorney Zeppy Attashian walks you through the 6 step process to obtain access to your spouse’s financial information, so you can move forward requesting the support you need. 
If you’re looking for hands-on guidance as you complete this process, the divorce coaches at Decoding Divorce will ensure that you receive all the support you need. Book a free 30-minute call here. → www.decodingdivorce.com/work-with-us  
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In the wake of the celebrated author and motivational speaker Rachel Hollis’ announcement that she and her husband are pursuing divorce, they have seen an unprecedented societal pushback from their tribe. 
However, it needs to be said- divorce is not failure. 
In today’s episode, divorce coach and family law attorney Zeppy Attashian explains that divorce simply indicates that a relationship or marriage has come full circle. She provides perspective on why stepping into the next stage of your life should not be framed as failure, but rather a proud and daring moment of transition.
If you need some hands-on help embracing this concept and moving forward from feelings of failure in your divorce, please reach out to one of our divorce coaches here. → www.decodingdivorce.com/contact

If your spouse is threatening to withhold financial support from you, it can feel as though you’re backed into a corner. 
However, temporary financial hardship and struggle it does not mean that you have to walk away from what you're entitled to from the marital estate. 
While it may take some time and some action steps on your part, there are laws in place to ensure that you get the financial support that your family needs. 
In today’s episode, divorce coach and family law attorney Zeppy Attashian explains the legal ramifications of an ex withholding support or quitting a job out of spite. She describes the measures that the court can put into place to require your spouse to financially support your children. 
Want to feel secure in the decisions you make when being faced with the financial turmoil associated with divorce? Get on the waitlist for the next opening of Decoding Divorce Academy here! → www.decodingdivorce.com/dda