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"I was doing some research into online divorce resources, and I came across this gem from (of all places) Utah State University. They have a free online divorce orientation course available to the general public and you can find it here. This is a good resource if you&amp;#039;re still on the fence about your divorce, or if you&amp;#039;re looking into the after-effects of the decision on your family, your finances and on yourself. It&amp;#039;s completely free and anonymous - no registering required! You go through the lessons at your own pace or, if you prefer, you can download the entire workbook. The online course is based on the popular workbook, &amp;quot;Should I Keep Trying to Work It Out: A Guidebook for Individuals and Couples at the Crossroads of Divorce (And Before),&amp;quot; written by Alan Hawkins, chair of the Utah Commission on Marriage and Tamara Fackrell, a Utah attorney mediator. I went through the whole thing myself, and while its certainly too late for Peter and I to salvage our marriage, the program has helpful worksheets and leads you through outcomes and consequences. It also provides links to various resources along the way. The simple PowerPoint presentation (and printable worksheets) handle topics like the effect of divorce on children, why some people thrive and some people struggle after divorce, financial consequences and legal options. There&amp;#039;s a lot of good, useful information here, and the worksheets are a nice touch. Look into it if you&amp;#039;re just starting out in (or just now considering) the divorce process. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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