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Leaving an abusive relationship is a dangerous undertaking that comes with an increased risk of post-separation assault and homicide. Children are often either direct targets of, or witnesses to, abuse and control tactics and their emotional and/or physical safety can be in jeopardy during separation. Despite these risks, many survivors, in search of a safer and better life for themselves and their children, take the difficult step of separating from a partner who uses abuse. When they do,...

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People too often compare their case to someone else’s case. “my friend told me…” “my friend said she got….” Those are the most dangerous ways to start a sentence. No two divorces are alike and more often than not, when someone tells you what happened in their own divorce, they are leaving out half of the story. Don’t get me wrong, leaning on friends is important for support, but not for legal advice. People also get caught up in small issues, dividing of personal property, do you take Martin Luther King or President’s Weekend this year? If you can see the bigger picture and try to think five years down the road about how you will feel about these smaller things, it will help. Ilyssa Panitz: What 5 things do people need to know to thrive and survive during and after a divorce? Jillian Gross: One: Hire a good attorney. Two: Trust that attorney. Three: Be your own advocate and ask questions and stay educated about the process and do not put your head in the sand. Four: Act well and treat others the way you would want to be treated. Five: It is not about winning. It is about getting to the end with the least number of scars and making the best deal possible for yourself and your children.

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