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Communication Really is the Key to Saving a Marriage (or Keeping Yours Strong)

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I have come to believe that great communication or the lack of it is one of the most important factors in whether or not a marriage will survive and even in saving a marriage. Yes, trust is also at the top of the list, however, over and over I’ve seen where trust is broken after communication starts breaking down. Let me give you a real-world scenario:

Mary loves her new husband, Bob, with all her heart. Yes, it bothers her a little bit when Bob drops his dirty socks on the bedroom floor, but she doesn’t say anything — she doesn’t want something insignificant to cause a rift in their otherwise great relationship.

Fast-forward 13 years. Read the rest of this entry

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The Stop-Divorce Process for Different Types of Divorce

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Trying to stop divorce process can be tricky, but it will be exponentially easier if you are the person who filed the petition for divorce in the first place. But even so, the process to stop the divorce may change from the kind of divorce that was filed. The easiest kind of stop-divorce process will be if the divorce that was filed was a no-fault kind of divorce. A no-fault divorce means that the one that was served the petition has no legal right to stop the divorce, only the party that filed the petition. If this is the kind of divorce that you filed, then all you have to do is to write a letter stating your wishes to stop the divorce, have it signed by your attorney and your spouse as witnesses, and have it notarized. Present this to the judge presiding over your case immediately, in order for the divorce process to stop. Read the rest of this entry

Marriage Counseling Can Help Save Marriage

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Difficulties in a marriage often start out as something quite insignificant. Eventually these difficulties blow up out of proportion and the stress and loneliness may lead you to seek marriage counseling.

Marriage counseling is designed to help a couple resolve their differences. In order to make strides forward it’s necessary for both participants to make the effort required to understand each other’s problems.

A Counselor will adopt different roles during a counseling session. They may just be an observer, or act as a facilitator or mediator. The main object of any counseling is to enable the couple to sort out their issues themselves. Read the rest of this entry