Divorce is an intensely personal and uniquely painful experience for each individual.

The purpose of divorcePeers.com is to connect you with information and recommendations from others who've walked this path as well. Divorce peers are people who want you to know that you are not alone, that others care, and that there are resources available to help you deal with this time of profound change in your life.

For what it's worth, all of us here still often feel like we're hanging on by our finger tips — and likely always will. But little by little our holds grow stronger, the setbacks seem less horrendous, and the time that passes between days of darkness continue to increase.

Even if you don't find the answers you need here, we hope this site will help you better get your arms around some of the questions.

Cope with divorce, take control of what you can, be who you are.

We are not professionals, we claim no endorsements, and we make no guarantees. But every reference here has been made by one or more of your divorce peers who have found personal value to share. This is an uninhibited idea exchange, reference and cataloguing service which costs you nothing.

Your privacy is respected here: We don't collect user data and have no interest in passing along your information for solicitation by others.

If there's something you'd like to share, we'd like to listen.

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The divorce peers responsible for this site are based in Southeast Michigan.

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About This Site

You're not the first to feel suddenly overwhelmed with questions about divorce. Where do you start? Once you do seek guidance, how do you keep the "answers" from swamping you?

Start with You

The one thing we all have in common — before, throughout, and after our divorces — is "self." So that's where we started, with tools to help our divorce peers understand, improve control of, and positively direct our own selves. As you look around here (and maybe even offer contributions), we hope you'll come away with two fundamentals:

1.    You are able to make good decisions for yourself; and,

2.    You have an absolute right to make those decisions.

Organization and Focus

Rather than simply collect references and add hyperlinks to this website, we felt you would be better served by information that was:

1.    Well-organized, indexed for ease of access;

2.    Prioritized, including only what we have personally reviewed and feel a passion to advocate, rather than exhaustive lists which seek to provide all conceivable options; and,

3.    Unique to the divorce peers community — of which we hope you'll feel a welcome part!

Divorce Peers is not a lobbying group.

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