Knowledge for the Separated and Divorced Folks of Richmond
We help people in Richmond going through divorce or separation find calm in the chaos, offering support, safety, and guidance for what comes next when everything feels up in the air.
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Phase and Scenario-based guidance that cleans legal confusion, emotional timing, and financial tradeoffs. You’re not the first to feel stuck and you won't be the last.
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Have a foggy question about school zones or shared leases? This inbox hears from people like you every day- and always answers kindly. We try our best to help ASAP if we can.
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Real-Life Questions We've Already Considered
You're not the first person to ask these. You're just the first to ask them out loud today.
- Is it too soon to change addresses with the court
- Do I need to notify the school if my custody isn’t final
- Where can I move that lets me afford solo rent and still co-parent well
- Can I restart my financial life without doing everything all at once
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- What if I can't find a place in my school zone
- Should I use my married name on a lease
- Do I have to split the security deposit with my ex
- What paperwork do I need to enroll my kid if I moved
- Is it weird to go to the same park we used to visit as a couple
- How do I make my new place feel like home when it’s just me
- What does a custody-friendly neighborhood even mean
- Should I wait to decorate until the divorce is final
- What if my kid cries at drop-off every time now
- Is it OK to move out before we sell the house
- How do I tell my landlord I’m the only tenant now
- How do I handle mail still coming in both names
- What if I can't afford therapy and a new place
- Are there neighborhoods that feel more emotionally neutral
- Can I use child support as income on a rental application
- How do I store all the stuff I can’t throw out but can’t keep
- What’s a fair way to share holiday custody
- How do I update my kids’ school emergency contacts
- Can I ask neighbors to not mention my ex
- Should I tell my boss what’s happening at home
- Is it okay to move to a smaller place if it feels safer
- How do I explain to my kids why we moved
- Can I find a house where I won’t bump into my ex
- How do I divide our grocery budget now
- Should I look for a place near my old friends or start over
- What if I want to leave but my name is still on the mortgage
- How do I co-parent when I don't trust their driving
- Is there a Richmond neighborhood with quiet mornings
- How do I split the furniture without it feeling like war
- Where do people go when they just need to cry in public
- What if my kid hates the new school but we had to move
- Can I get help unpacking emotionally and literally
- Should I change my emergency contact
- How do I share a pet without more tension
- Is there a walking route where I won't feel seen
- Can I ask for space without starting a fight
- How do I stop running into mutual friends who ask too much
- What if I’m still living in the guest room
- Is this grief or just exhaustion
- How do I even begin when I’m too tired to plan
“I had the papers. I had no plan. This site helped me put things into a sequence that felt possible- not overwhelming.”– Recently separated parent in the Fan