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Finding a Counselor During or After Divorce


Divorces can be very tough for some people. Aside from it being a very emotionally stressful time, making decisions can be very tough. While some people can go through these difficulties on their own, other people may need some help handling stress. Aside from family and friends, there are other sources of support one can get during or after divorce.

Counseling

Whether you’re a couple that’s considering getting a divorce or someone that has gotten a divorce, there will be challenges. Many stresses and pressures are bound to happen during and after the divorce process. For those people that might need some extra help sorting these things out, counseling is an option. It’s alright to seek help from someone you aren’t personally connected to. In fact, they can give you a different perspective you might need. They are also likely to give more unbiased advice. Seeking help from a counselor allows you to connect with someone knowledgeable about these kinds of problems. And with their expertise, you’ll definitely be able to at least feel better and have a different mindset when faced with these problems.

Finding a Counselor

In states like Texas, a judge can require you to seek marriage counseling if you are planning on getting a divorce. By doing so, you can at least hash out your problems with your spouse and try to arrive at a solution that might not even end up in divorce. This can at least help make your relationship work and save you the trouble of a divorce. But if you do end up getting a divorce and need more than just the help of your family and friends, you can also find a counselor near you through the internet or with the help of your local social services. You can always consult and see which counselor you think would be the most helpful before deciding which of them you feel most comfortable consulting.

Finding a counselor nowadays is pretty easy. And with all the advancements and developments in the field of counseling, it would be hard to deny that seeking help from this nature is indeed helpful. With how easy it is to get help, you shouldn’t have any excuse to not look for a counselor to help you, especially if you need it. There’s no shame in seeking help. Divorces are tough and they can really put some people through the worst things.

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Mr. Hutton is a Divorce and Custody Lawyer based out of Round Rock, TX. His background is with child psychology at Arizona State University where he received a B.S. in 2006, and he continued this by working with the Children’s Right’s Clinic at the University of Texas School of Law where he received his J.D. in 2009. Throughout his practice, he has been a strong proponent of utilizing modern technology to improve his practice and the representation of his clients. He currently is the technology chair of CAFA of Travis County and is committed to improving and modernizing the practice of law in Texas. If you have any questions you can contact him at timothy.hutton@austintexaslegal.com

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