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Divoce mistakes women make

Relations need to be handled and tackled with utmost care. Women often end up expecting too much from their husbands. You want him to support you in every walk of your life. This may not happen and you may decide on a divorce with him. You are probably at a point where your stress levels are high, your feelings are hurt, and you wish to end the relationship there and then.

There are a few mistakes that women usually make in a divorce, which should be avoided.

• You often tend to assume that the man in your life must support you in the lifestyle you are used to living in. Don’t mislead yourself by assuming that he will do so. Accept the reality of life and come out of your dream world.
• Demanding justification or revenge for misconduct such as in infidelity is one of the greatest mistakes women indulge themselves in.
• Never present your spouse with divorce papers in embarrassing places and also avoid arguing about who gets what.
• Women also fail to review credit cards and other obligations that are held jointly with the husband. If you don’t do so it will affect your debt-to-income ratio when you apply for credit in your own name.
• You should never assume that you will get the custody of the children. It will be the judge who will make the decision and it may or may not be in your favor. These days fathers also take an active role in parenting. The main factor the court looks for is that who can be the best caretaker of the child.
• You should never become passive. Speak up whatever you feel.
• Women often tend to underestimate the cost of raising children. If you do so you might run short of money and this may cause problems in bringing them up.
• Avoid talking ill about your spouse in front of your kids. This may hamper their relations with him. You don’t like him this doesn’t mean you will keep your children away from their father.
• Women are usually not aware of the overall, pre-divorce financial situation. In such situations it becomes difficult to divide the assets if you don’t know what the assets are.
• Avoid being driven by emotions.

Once you have made the decision to go forward with the divorce,you need to be honest to yourself and have the courage to face it

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LOVE ON THE REBOUND

If you are trying to patch up your relationship you will stand a better chance of success if you find out what went wrong. If you want to patch up your relationship you need to do some self analysis. It’s not always comfortable to have to take a serious look at your own faults and shortcomings. It can be quite a humbling experience but it is a worthwhile exercise and you should discover a few things about yourself and your ex. This will help you to avoid the same mistake when you get a chance to patch up your relationship.

In determining the real reasons for the break up consider the five most common causes of couples breaking up. To patch up your relationship you will need to know if one of these applied to you. The following five issues are the most common causes of relationship break ups:

1.    Financial. Now it is a huge issue which raises its head at different times in a relationship and has been the cause of many a divorce. Interesting to note it also becomes the number one issue in a divorce or split. Both of you are earning money you need to have a clear and mutual understanding and respect for each others financial contribution to the joint resources. What you agree to is entirely up to you but it is important that you agree from the very beginning on a mutually acceptable arrangement. It is no good complaining afterwards that one earned or spent more than the other.

2.    Trust. This probably falls more under communication than anything else. If you are trustworthy then you should have no reason to mistrust your partner. Some really nasty arguments can be started through misplaced assumptions. Equally a lot of arguments can be avoided by expressing your concerns.

3.    Sex. This is a really huge issue for many couples. It is ironic that there are so many jokes about sex. Many a true word spoken in jest. Be warned that for both men and women sex is important. Some people like sex on a daily basis while others are happy with less frequent exercise. Talk to each other and explain what you like, dislike or what you are in the mood for at any particular time. Be aware if you are a “once a month” type and your partner is a twice a day type you are heading for trouble.

4.    Family and Background. So often relationships are built around flimsy structures. Cultural and family backgrounds are far more important than many people believe. A relationship has to be something unique to transcend cultural or family traditions.

5.    Communication. As it is a very important component, it is mentioned several times in this article. Mother Nature gave us two ears and one mouth. It is reasonable to conclude that we would be wise to use them in the same ratio. Listen to what your partner has to say. Think back to the things your ex was unhappy about. Did you listen? Did you hear what was said? When communicating don’t say one thing if you mean another. Men are notorious for taking things literally whereas women say NO when they mean YES and they say NO when they mean NO. This confuses men! Surely they should know that NO means YES or NO depending on the circumstances. Communication means getting into each others heads and understanding what is meant.

If you want to patch up your relationship it is important that you find out and understand what went wrong. Only once you have determined this and accepted the part that you played in it will you be able to patch up your relationship. On the other hand you may find that that it is time to move on, that nothing you can, or are prepared to, do will help you patch up your relationship. Either way you can move forward.

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Ease Yourself If Had to Divorce

Everyone has dreams about marriage. All of us dream to own better life with colours of joy and happiness. But inmost cases, we may have to bear the pain of sad ending. Never care, many face it as another challenge in life. But the unfortunate fact of life is it is easy to get married, but not so easy to get divorce. In most cases, people avoid opting for divorce especially if there are children involved. If a divorce is a must fop the life to go ahead, then there are several things you can do to help make the divorce process as smooth as possible.

1. Always try to make the process of divorce as short as possible. The longer it goes on the better it becomes a hard task. Always look for early settlements. Look out for a better divorce lawyer.

2. Try to establish your financial independence as soon as possible. Put an end to the use of joint bank accounts and set up your own personal account. Cancel the joint credit cards as soon as possible.

3. Always keep the children fully informed as to what’s happening. Never use to access to your children as a way to punish your husband. Make sure he too doesn’t do the same.

4. Keep a record of all correspondence as courts believe written correspondence more than hearsay.

5. Always have a private mail box for all mails. Store all personal things in that.

6. Always accept the fact that you need emotional support and use friends and family at this time. Try t get friends who could help at any time.

7. Make sure of an open line of communication between you and your husband. Try to get a mutual settlement if possible.

8. Never share your relation with husband to anyone other than lawyer. This will reflect well on you in court.

9. Keep calm at the time. Never loose curb over emotions.