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Cathi Adams

Cathi Adams is the author of "Divorce Secrets: What Every Women Should Know." This invaluable resource provides steps to ensure
financial security to woman faced with the possibility of divorce. Visit her web site for a FREE report –What You Absolutely Must
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» The Beauty of Single Parenting: Every Cloud DOES have a Silver Lining
By Cathi Adams | Published 11/21/2006 | Single Parenting | Unrated
I miss being married. I miss the things we used to do. I wish our ifferences didn't bring us to divorce... BUT they did so.... I have to do my best to deal with the cards I have been dealt. I do this by focusing on the good in my life now, cherishing the time I spend with my son, living my life to the fullest, and making my own rules.
» How to Become Happily Divorced
By Cathi Adams | Published 11/21/2006 | Life After Divorce | Unrated
Many people think you can’t possibly be happy if you are alone. Loneliness is a choice. I am often alone but I am rarely lonely.
Many of my clients say that they felt much lonelier when they were in a bad marriage then when they divorced. You can choose
to make lemonade out of lemons.
» Making the Decision to Divorce: Why Planning and Preparation are Essential to Your Financial Future
By Cathi Adams | Published 11/21/2006 | Filing for Divorce | Unrated
I find it interesting that women plan for earthquakes and floods,fire and medical emergencies, spending thousands of dollars to insure themselves against catastrophic events that have low odds of ever occurring, yet they fail to plan for the highly possible
event of divorce.