Thinking About Divorce? Start With a Plan, Not a Court Filing.

You do not have to make every decision today. But if divorce is on your mind, you can begin preparing thoughtfully. The time before filing can bring questions about children, communication, finances, housing, and what comes next. Divorce Support with JJ offers practical, individualized support to help you organize your thoughts, identify priorities, prepare for difficult conversations, and determine which questions may need to go to an attorney or another qualified professional.

You may be wondering…

  • What should I understand before deciding whether to file?
  • How do I prepare for a conversation with my spouse?
  • What should I ask an attorney?
  • How can I keep the children’s needs in view?
  • What records or information should I organize?
  • What options might be available if we both want a respectful process?

A step-by-step approach

STABILIZE — Identify what feels most urgent and what can wait.

PREPARE — Organize questions, priorities, and next steps.

NAVIGATE — Think through communication, boundaries, and co-parenting challenges.

REBUILD — Consider practical and personal support that may help you move forward.

Choose the level of support that fits

  • Divorce Clarity Session — $150; one 60-minute private support session and written action plan.
  • Guided Path — $550; four 60-minute support sessions plus additional resources.
  • New Beginning — $950; eight 60-minute support sessions plus additional resources.

Start with a free 30-minute introductory call. Call or text JJ at (305) 407-7190 or visit www.divorcewithdignityfl.com/divorce-support/ for more information!

Important: Divorce Support is practical and educational support, not legal advice or representation, therapy, mental-health treatment, or financial planning. Consult an independent Florida attorney for legal advice. Divorce Support is separate from mediation. If JJ is serving as mediator in a matter, individual support to one party in that same matter may be unavailable or restricted by applicable ethical requirements.