To Court or NOT to Court - A Reflective Guide for Mama's Going Through Separation

You don't have to figure this out alone...

You've left the father of your children, now what? Do you involve the courts for official custody orders? Is it worth it? Or will it make things worse?

This is where I was just a few years ago and took all my experience to create this digital & *fillable* guide to help other single moms not only sort out your thoughts around the decision, but guidance of what steps to take after the decision is made.

In times like these it's natural to want to be able to go to someone and get the answers, unfortunately - you're the only one who has them. 

This pdf planner/guide is meant to be the safe space for you to discover them. 

No need to print it out, (though you can) but it's as easy as purchasing, downloading and typing your heart out!

There's also resources and numerous pages for you to keep all your ducks in a row, should you decide to go through the courts for your custody situation. 

It's more common than ever before for women to have children without the official marriage. Which means when there's a break up there's not the same big reason to get the courts involved to dissolve the relationship. But usually with a break up comes broken down communication and the fight for peace seems very real. This is why I think it's important for anyone going through a separation with kids involved needs to at least contemplate what it would look like to get a non-biased third party involved.

*All spiritjunkiemom guides are designed to bring out the highest good for all involved.*