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What Are the Emotional Stages of Divorce

Divorce is a difficult decision. Taking care of yourself is one of the best things you can do for your mental health during a divorce. Along with that, it is important to understand your legal options. A divorce lawyer can help you learn about the process and what to expect. To learn more about how Chester County Divorce Lawyer can help you during this difficult time, visit https://www.lamonacalaw.com/divorce-lawyers-near-me-chester-county-pa/ today to schedule a consultation.

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What Are the Emotional Stages of Divorce

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  1. WHAT ARE THE EMOTIONAL STAGES OF DIVORCE?

  2. Whenarelationshipormarriageends, itcanbeaverytoughand emotionaltime. Manypeoplegothroughdifferentstagesofgrief astheytrytocopewiththeloss. Theemotionalprocesscanbe brokendowninto5stages: Refusal, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, andAcceptance. Those5stagesrepresentgriefoverthelossofarelationshipand marriage.

  3. Denial is often the first stage people go through. This is when they try to pretend that the relationship or marriage isn't really over. They may keep hoping that things will somehow work out, even though they know deep down that it's not likely.

  4. Enrage is the second stage. This is when people may lash out and blame others for the breakup. They may be angry at their ex, or even at themselves.

  5. Bargaining is the third stage. This is when people try to make deals in their head, in an attempt to prevent the divorce from happening. For example, they may promise to change their ways or be a better partner if only their spouse would stay.

  6. Pessimism is the fourth stage. This is when the reality of the situation starts to sink in, and people may feel sadness, despair, and loneliness.

  7. Acceptance is the fifth and final stage. This is when people come to terms with the fact that the relationship or marriage is really over. They may still feel sad, but they have accepted that it's time to move on.

  8. Going through all of these emotional stages is normal, and everyone copes with divorce in their own way. Some people may move through the stages quickly, while others may experience some or all of them for months or even years. If you're finding it difficult to cope with your divorce, it's important to reach out for help. There are many resources.

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