Considering Divorce
Trying to decide if you should get divorce or not can be one of the most difficult decisions you ever make. Let us help you decide what’s the right path forward for you.
Trying to decide if you should get divorce or not can be one of the most difficult decisions you ever make. Let us help you decide what’s the right path forward for you.
Making the decision to leave my husband was the most heart-breaking, gut-wrenching decision I have ever made in my life. Figuring out if and how to leave my husband were dilemmas I could never have imagined when I made my marriage vows 33 years earlier in the presence of God, my family and my
All of us, who are married, have occasionally been not happy in marriage, especially if we’ve been together a long time. There is a difference in marriages that are continually unhappy or hurtful, and marriages that are experiencing the normal ups and downs of any growing relationship. During a long marriage, there are a
Living with someone who is self-obsessed takes a toll on your own health and well being. If your husband is a narcissist, divorce might be the best option. When I became a mother, I felt it was my duty and responsibility to provide a safe and stable environment for my children. Going into my
Even facing that question, “should I get a divorce,” is agonizing. Most of us don’t want to be divorced. We try everything we can think of NOT to have to answer that life-changing question, “Should I leave my husband?” I never dreamed that I would be a divorced woman after 33 years of
The general definition of abandonment is: Giving up or withdrawal of support from something or someone The act of leaving or deserting a person or property. Spousal Abandonment Syndrome is when one of the spouses leaves the marriage without any warning, and—usually–without having shown any signs of unhappiness with the relationship. With spousal abandonment,
My mission and my passion is helping women who are a facing a midlife divorce. I didn’t plan on this work, but I went through a divorce when I was 53 and I was a mess. My wasband (he was my husband, but he’s not any more) decided he needed something more exciting than
Surviving Divorce - and dating and remarriage - after 40 can be more challenging than at other times. You may be in the middle of career overload. If you have kids, they may be preteens and teenagers who need lots of emotional care and attention. There are often more stresses and complications during divorce
There is no escaping the fact that more and more people in midlife, in their 40s - 60s, who have been together for 15, 20 or 33 years like we were, suddenly find themselves in divorce court. Usually one person unilaterally decides he or she “isn’t happy,” or “loves you but isn’t in
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