
What we’re about
Hello! We all know divorce and separation can be complicated, and we want to make that life transition smoother for you. We have created a network/community for people who are considering divorce or separation, in the process of divorce, and already divorced or separated. Please join us for both educational and social meetups and events with divorce professionals, covering law, finance, parenting, self-empowerment, real estate, and more! We're here for the long haul. We are part of a group called Vesta: Redefining Divorce that is committed to helping you make informed life decisions and ease your life transitions. Hope to see you soon at some of our events!
Upcoming events (2)
See all- How to Successfully Navigate the Divorce ProcessLink visible for attendees
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At our CONFIDENTIAL webinar, you will learn how to manage the legal, financial, real estate, and emotional divorce-related issues.
About the Event:
Are you considering a divorce but unsure where to start or what's involved? Are you currently going through a divorce and uncertain whether you're on the right track?
Join our New Hampshire Hub for an educational event that will walk you through the steps of the divorce process and show you how to avoid expensive pitfalls. Our workshop will help you understand the process, plan your next steps, and feel more empowered.Topics Covered:
- Understanding the Divorce Process: Gain clarity on the legal steps involved in divorce, from filing to finalization, and what to expect at each stage.
- Financial Considerations: Learn how to manage your finances during divorce, including asset division, alimony, child support, and budgeting for your post-divorce life
- Real Estate Matters: Explore the intricacies of handling real estate properties, including the marital home, and discover options for equitable distribution.
- Emotional Resilience: Develop strategies to manage the emotional challenges that often accompany divorce, thereby maintaining your mental well-being throughout the process.
- Avoiding Costly Mistakes: Identify common pitfalls and costly errors that divorcing individuals often make, and learn how to avoid them.
- Planning Your Next Steps: Gain insight into the importance of planning for life after divorce and how to set goals for your future.
We respect your privacy, so your attendance is confidential. When you join the webinar, your camera will be turned off; you will only see the panelists, not other attendees.
Advance registration is required at https://bit.ly/NewHampshireMay15. During registration, please submit any questions about the divorce process. We will answer these during the Q&A portion of the event.
We will email the webinar link to registered attendees before the event. To register for this event directly with us, please email **team@vestadivorce.com** or call 1-877-355-7649.
Not sure where to begin? To connect with our Concierge Director, co-founder Deanna Coyle, schedule a complimentary 30-minute call using the link: https://calendly.com/deannacoyle.
- Understanding Coercive Control in DivorceLink visible for attendees
Join our confidential event on navigating Massachusetts's new coercive control law in divorce to help you break free and start over.
About this Event:
Join our Lexington/ Winchester, MA Hub for an essential discussion on the recent amendments to Massachusetts' domestic violence laws, specifically focusing on how these changes impact individuals going through a divorce. Equip yourself with the knowledge necessary to navigate the challenges of divorce and domestic violence under the newly amended laws, supported by a team of professionals.On September 18, 2024, Massachusetts took a significant step forward by expanding its definition of "abuse" under Chapter 209A restraining orders to include coercive control. This legislative change acknowledges a broader range of abusive behaviors, such as financial control, isolation from support networks, and psychological intimidation, which are particularly pertinent in the context of divorce. The law now offers a more inclusive approach to protection, recognizing the complexities of psychological abuse, which may not involve physical harm but can profoundly impact one's autonomy and safety.
During this seminar, participants will gain insights into:
- The expanded definition of abuse focuses on what constitutes coercive control
- These changes have specific implications for divorce proceedings, including survivors seeking protection and defendants facing allegations
- Challenges in the judicial process, particularly in distinguishing between genuine and unfounded claims of coercive control
- The influence of these legal modifications on custody determinations and broader family law issues
Our panel of legal experts and family law practitioners will discuss the application of the law in court and offer practical guidance for those navigating the divorce process under this new legal framework. Moreover, the importance of having a support system consisting of a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA), divorce coach, therapist, and other divorce professionals will be emphasized. These experts are critical in ensuring you are financially, emotionally, and legally supported throughout the divorce process.
This event promises to provide crucial knowledge and resources for understanding and adapting to the new legal standards of coercive control, ensuring that you are well-prepared and informed during divorce proceedings. Learn how to effectively utilize a comprehensive support network to navigate these significant changes in Massachusetts law.
To learn more about the vetted local professionals and their events, click here.
We respect your privacy, and your attendance is confidential. Zoom webinar attendees can only see the Presenters, not each other.
Advance registration is required: click here. During registration, please submit any questions about the divorce process. We will answer these during the Q&A portion of the event.
We will email the webinar link to those who have registered before the event. If you want to register for this event directly with us (instead of via Eventbrite), please email team@vestadivorce.com or call 1-877-355-7649.
Not sure where to begin? Connect with Vesta Co-Founder and Concierge Director Deanna Coyle, by scheduling a complimentary 30-minute Concierge call: click here.