Collaborative Divorce Over the Fourth of July - Independence Day for All
- Allenston M. Sheridan, Jr., Esq.
- Jul 7
- 1 min read
The Fourth of July is a holiday known for hot weather, cookouts, fireworks, and celebrating our country's birthday and the freedom it represents. Couples going through divorce during Independence Day are reminded of the untangling necessary when a marriage comes to an end, especially when children are involved. However, this holiday can actually serve as a powerful symbol for this transition. Choosing to pursue an amicable divorce during a season that celebrates independence allows both spouses to reframe the end of their marriage. Rather than viewing divorce as a failure, spouses can approach it as a mutual and respectful path toward individual freedom.
The Connecticut Collaborative Divorce Group (CCDG) is a resource available to guide
families through this process amicably. CCDG is comprised of attorneys, financial and
mental health professionals who work together to ensure the divorce process and
transition goes as smoothly as possible.
By approaching the holiday with respect, clear communication, and mutual dignity, you
can turn a difficult moment into a more peaceful transition. This Fourth of July can become more than a reminder of change. It can mark the start of a healthier co-parenting relationship and a more independent chapter for both spouses.
Contact a CCDG professional to see how we can help your family maintain an amicable
relationship and protect your peace of mind over the Fourth of July.
Allenston M. Sheridan, Jr., Esq.
Diana, Conti, Tunila, Sheridan & McCann, LLP
Manchester, CT 06040
(860) 643-2181
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