The Guide To Good Divorce℠ is a seminar specifically created to support women as they move through the divorce process in Texas. The program covers everything from understanding your legal rights to planning your financial future and developing tools for emotional resilience. You’ll receive expert insights, practical resources, and a supportive environment to help you make informed decisions and rebuild with strength.

Yes—one of the core goals of The Guide To Good Divorce℠ is to create a supportive space where women can connect, share, and build meaningful relationships during a challenging time. Our seminars provide structured opportunities to meet others who are going through similar experiences, allowing you to form new support networks that can extend well beyond the seminar itself. 

Many participants stay in touch, offering each other encouragement, insight, and friendship as they move forward. In addition, we offer ongoing resources and access to a private online community where you can continue to ask questions, share updates, and feel supported long after the seminar ends.

We’ve identified these areas, called The Five Keys to a fuller, happier, and healthier life. They include the legal aspects of divorce, finances, life skills, wellness, and community.

• Acquire Legal Knowledge: If you are thinking about divorce, it is a good idea to seek legal advice early, even before you have made a decision. Consulting with an attorney early will help you consider a number of factors that may or may not have occurred to you, including the timing of your filing, your spousal rights under Texas law, what is separate and what is community property, who qualifies for spousal maintenance, and much more.
• Engage in Divorce Financial Planning: One of the most important aspects of divorce involves finances. For starters, you must gain a clear understanding of your finances and how decisions made during the divorce process will impact the rest of your life.
• Gain New Life Skills: Your lifestyle is likely to change dramatically following the divorce. Now is the time to think about and plan for what lies ahead. Your future is in your hands and, maybe for the first time in your life, you have the freedom to pursue long-forgotten dreams or goals.
• Practice Wellness: Many women focus on their husbands and families for much of their lives. As you begin to transition through divorce, now is the time to focus on yourself and your needs—physical, psychological, and spiritual. Allow yourself time to adjust, to heal, and to begin again.

Create New Communities: Some of your “couple” friends may or may not make the transition with you through divorce, so plan now to look for opportunities to make new friends. Your church or place of worship may offer events and activities for singles. Another good idea is reaching out and reconnecting with old friends. There is also the whole world of online dating if that sparks your interest.

Registering for a seminar is quick and easy. Simply visit our Registration page to reserve your spot online and choose your preferred seminar date. 

If you’d rather pay in person or need help with the process, we’re happy to assist. Just give us a call at (713) 932-7177 to make your reservation and discuss payment options. We’re here to make the registration process as smooth as possible so you can focus on preparing for what’s next. 

Early registration is recommended, as seminar space is limited and often fills quickly.

Registering for a seminar is quick and easy. Simply visit our Registration page to reserve your spot online and choose your preferred seminar date. 

The cost to attend is just $97 per person. Your registration fee includes all seminar materials, a printed workbook you can take home, and a light breakfast to help you settle in and focus. The venue also provides the convenience of valet parking or free self-parking, so you can arrive stress-free.

This one-time investment gives you access to expert-led education in legal, financial, and emotional wellness, as well as the opportunity to connect with other women who are walking a similar path. For many attendees, the insights gained and connections made are worth far more than the registration fee.

Early registration is recommended, as seminar space is limited and often fills quickly.

You can find trusted, up-to-date divorce resources right here on our website. Our Resources page includes helpful guides on Texas divorce law, financial planning tools, co-parenting tips, emotional wellness strategies, and more, all specifically curated to support women navigating divorce. These materials are designed to give you the clarity and confidence you need to make informed decisions at every stage.

These resources are developed under the guidance of Trey Yates, a board-certified family law attorney through the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Since 1986, Trey has helped women through the legal and emotional complexities of divorce. His experience and dedication are the foundation of The Guide to Good Divorce℠ program and the carefully selected materials we share. Be sure to check back often as we continue to expand our library of support tools.

We’re here to support you every step of the way. If you have additional questions about the seminar, registration, or anything related to The Guide to Good Divorce℠ program, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

You can contact us in the way that’s most convenient for you:

• Call us at (713) 932-7177 to speak with a member of our team
• Email us at [email protected] for more detailed inquiries
• Visit our contact page and use the contact form to submit a message anytime

Whether you’re looking for more details about the seminar content, want help deciding if it’s the right fit for you, or need assistance with registration, we’re here to provide answers and guidance.