A soft place to land after a divorce in your 20s (with no kids).
Getting divorced in your 20s with no kids is its own specific kind of hard, and almost nobody talks about it. The Divorce Letters is the honest, practical, very human companion I wish I'd had. The lawyer questions, the lease admin, the 11pm spirals, all in one place.
Start here
Tell me where you are. I'll meet you there.
I just filed (or I'm about to)
A letter for the parking lot, the blazer, and the folder of forms.
Take me thereI'm thinking about leaving
Plain answers to the questions you're a little embarrassed to Google.
Take me thereI can't stop crying
A field guide to all the kinds of crying. None of it means you're going backwards.
Take me thereI don't know how to tell people
Scripts for the group chat, the parents, and the well-meaning coworker.
Take me thereHonest, never preachy
Real talk about lawyers, lease breaks, and the 11pm spiral. No toxic positivity, no shame, no pretending it's fine when it isn't.
Made for this exact season
No kids, maybe a pet, probably some debt, a lease you share. The advice fits the life you're actually in, not someone else's.
Clarity first, then confidence
Every guide ends with three small things to do this week. Tiny steps, in the right order, no overwhelm.
The guides
Wherever you are, start here.
What a no-fault divorce actually looks like
Plain answers to the questions you're a little embarrassed to Google. What no-fault means, what you'll need, and what it actually costs.
6 min read
EmotionalThe five kinds of crying you'll probably do
A gentle, slightly unscientific map of the crying ahead. All of it is normal. None of it is a setback.
4 min read
FinancialHow to split a lease without losing your security deposit
The exact order of operations for untangling the apartment. What to ask your landlord, how to split costs fairly, and how to protect your credit.
7 min read
The toolkit
The things I wish I'd had on day one.
Journals, checklists, and a starter guide written by someone who's been through it. Priced so you don't have to think twice.
See everythingSunday letters
One honest email a week.
A small, quiet ritual for the rebuild. One short essay, one practical tip, no spam, ever.