Should I Get A Divorce

One of the most clicked on and downloaded resources ever created at a major marriage and family non profit was this piece: Should I Get a Divorce? When you consider that this organization has thousands of articles and resources which people access by the millions, that says something. It says to me that this question is on the hearts and minds of people especially this time of the year (Jan. is top filling month for Divorces nationwide. People are planning the process during December).

Whats the big question you need to honestly ask yourself if you are considering divorce ? Is your decision/ planing based on facts or emotion? Take some advice from a guy who has worked with hundreds of couples through the years and followed them on the back side of divorce: IT BETTER BE REALLY THOUGHT OUT AND BASED ON FACTS. Here's why: Divorce will affect you, your kids and those around you for the rest of your life. A majority of divorce people are no happier after they divorce than before. Divorce is not typically the answerto marriage pain. Slow down, take a deep breath and Read this fact based piece, two or three times, before you move forward with Divorce. There's more at stake here than just getting relief from any pain you may be experiencing in your marriage tight now. DIVORCE NEVER GOES AWAY.

AFTER YOU READ THE ARTICLE COME BACK HERE. Click on the Turnaround Workshops tab at the top of this page. This 2 day affordable event can be the next best step after you read this article. The two pieces together could save you a lot of hard ache and, those you care about (especially your children).

Mitch