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A divorce can be an especially stressful and emotional time, even if it’s an amicable parting of ways. When it’s not amicable, the stress and emotions can increase tenfold.

The most important thing in life is our family. Therefore, when legal matters such as divorce or separation interfere with family life, it is imperative to make sure that your family is in good hands.

Most couples can see a divorce coming. They’ve been fighting for a long time, and counseling isn’t helping.

When you decide to get a divorce, it’s a difficult time for everyone involved – but this is especially true for your children. In fact, breaking the news to your children may be the most difficult conversation you ever have.

When couples get a divorce, it’s common to hear someone say they didn’t really know who their ex really was until things got ugly. That’s one of many reasons why relationship and marriage counselors typically recommend really getting to know your partner before you say “I Do.” This way, you won’t marry someone with personality traits or habits that you weren’t aware of.