Even if divorce is on the table, your marriage can still be saved. We have seen it thousands of times. Here’s how to navigate a divorce and save your marriage.
Most of the time, if we get contacted by a couple where an affair has occurred, the partner who was cheated on asks us to help them understand if they should try to save the marriage. And if so, how?
Do you want to divorce, but you haven't told your spouse yet? Maybe you're just waiting for the perfect moment to present it to them to where it prevents any more damage to the relationship.
If you are trying to figure out how to save a marriage on the brink of divorce, then this is the information for you.
You've been working hard trying to save your marriage, but your spouse has not reciprocated in the way that you hoped they would...
If you're wondering, "Should I drag out my divorce to save my marriage?", there are a few things to consider.
Why do people divorce? Quite a question, isn't it? Let me walk you through what the research says about reasons for divorce.
People file for divorce for numerous reasons. They no longer feel compatible with their partner, there is a lack of intimacy, they do not feel liked, loved, or understood.
“I want a divorce.” Has this thought ever crossed your mind? Don’t worry; you are not alone. Hundreds of couples face marriage problems daily, and the way we handle those problems can make or break a marriage.
You want to be with your spouse, but your spouse doesn’t feel the same. It feels like the person that was once your best friend is now a stranger to you.
So you've discovered that your spouse wants out of your marriage. This can be an extremely troubling time.