When you’re getting a divorce, it can be one of the most stressful times of your life. Many people have gone through a divorce and come out the other side just fine, so it’s can happen for you, too. There are some ways that you can boost your chances of getting through it all with your head held high:
Getting a lawyer you can trust gives you peace of mind every day
Having a legal expert on your side during a divorce is absolutely essential. Make sure you do your research and find someone who has lots of experience with family law.
An excellent choice is Kendall Gkikas & Mitchell. Kristina Kendall-Gkikas and Thomas Kendall are a brother-sister team of attorneys who have specialized in family law cases for 31. They will fight for your wants and needs during a divorce, and if you have children, they will take their wellbeing into account every single step of the way. They have a wealth of experience with child custody issues, alimony, property rights, domestic violence problems, and so much more. Kendall Gkikas & Mitchell always gives their cases their full, personalized attention, and you can be sure that you’ll be treated with utmost respect every instant you’re in touch—from the first phone call to the last signature on the dotted line.
Discover the peace of mind that comes with having Kendall Gkikas & Mitchell represent you during a divorce.
A gratitude journal opens your mind to goodness
Gratitude often feels completely counter-intuitive when you’re going through tough times, but it’s the most necessary and helpful then. Force yourself to sit down every day and think of 3 things you’re grateful for.
It could be something as mundane as the fact that your refrigerator works properly, or the fact that stoplights exist to prevent everyone from crashing into each other. The practice of thinking about things to be grateful for will give you a little influx of positive energy and help boost your spirits.
Eventually you’ll go about your day looking for things to write in your gratitude journal at the end of the day, which will make your whole outlook more upbeat. It might seem like a pointless exercise at first, but stick with it, and you’ll discover enormous benefits.
Starting a new hobby invites new possibilities into your life
Pick a hobby that has nothing to do with your ex-spouse, and get started with it! Whether it’s rollerblading, surfing, writing poetry, or singing karaoke, it will help get you moving.
Maybe you’ll realize that life isn’t all struggle and no play when you make new friends and have new experiences. An influx of new activity will inspire you to keep going through this challenging period, and remind you that good stuff is ahead of you.
Don’t forget about the importance of having a great lawyer! Contact Kendall Gkikas & Mitchell at 909-482-1422 or info@parents4children.com to schedule an initial consultation about your divorce.
