At our CONFIDENTIAL event, vetted divorce experts will give you useful tips to help you navigate your divorce smoothly and avoid common mistakes people make before, during, and after their divorce.

Divorce can be overwhelming no matter how you look at it – legally, financially, and emotionally. And the stakes are high for individuals and their families. That’s why we’re here to help by offering an event to discuss the do’s and don’ts of divorce. The program offers valuable information about the top mistakes divorcing couples often make and the best ways to avoid them.

Join our Philadelphia Suburbs Hub with best-in-class professionals in key areas of divorce, such as law, parenting, finance, real estate, mortgages and credit, therapy, self-care, and more. This vetted team of professionals will share useful tips to help you avoid common mistakes they have seen over the years ranging from DIY divorce gone wrong to using your attorney as a therapist, and more! The Hub will help you avoid these pitfalls to gain clarity so you can get to the other side with the best possible results.

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We respect your privacy, so your attendance is confidential. When you join the webinar, your camera will be off and display only your first name.

Advance registration is required. During registration, please submit any questions about the divorce process. We will answer these during the Q&A portion of the event.

We will email the webinar link to those that have registered before the event. If you want to register for this event with us, please email team@VestaDivorce.com or call 1-877-355-7649.

Not sure where to begin? Connect with our Concierge Director, Co-Founder Deanna Coyle, by scheduling a complimentary 30-minute call here: https://calendly.com/deannacoyle.