A divorce is something that impacts your future. If you aren't prepared for a divorce, the impact might seem even more devastating. One day, you might have thought that your marriage was doing great but the next day you find out that your marriage is over. We know that this is a hard place to be in, but we are here to help you.
Be careful with what you post on social media accounts
It seems as though social media is a primary source of communication these days. If you are going through a divorce, it might be best to avoid the temptation of airing out the grievances regarding the situation on these public websites. Even if you have your profiles set to where only friends can view them, there is always a chance that someone will share the information you post with your ex either through word of mouth or through screenshots.
Don't be afraid to report work-related injuries and illnesses
A safe workplace isn't something that employees should have to fight for. Instead, it is something that employers should be happy to provide. Even if the workplace is as safe as possible, there is still a chance that an employee will be injured.
4 things your boss must do to promote safety
Workplace safety isn't supposed to be simply an abstract concept. It's not enough for your employer to remind people to work safely or simply to refrain from encouraging unsafe behavior in the name of increased production.
Did your marriage survive August 'divorce season?'
It's said that "to every thing there is a season," and the same holds true for divorce. According to a decade and a half of research by two leading sociologists, filings for divorce peaked during two months out of the year — March and August.
