Here's an email from a friend that I received permission to share with everybody. I know that what she says here applies to many, if not all of you, even if you and your spouse get along. It is one small paragraph that encompasses so much about the world of divorcing couples and I hope some of you can share similar (or... opposite) feelings right here on my Facebook page:
(names changed) "This is a wonderful concept. I plan to forward this to both Patty and Susan. Patty unfortunately has friends in the midst of very ugly divorces which leads me to believe that somehow we are programmed to think that it is just the way it is when it just doesn't have to be that way at all, especially if children are in the mix. Too much anger. Too much fighting over money, etc. In Susan's case, a lot of her friends are in long term but unmarried relationships...she needs to heed your father's advice about pre-nups and so do they, with or without the marriage license (in other words, written financial agreements), which is something to think about. Good luck with this very promising business module. Be well.
(names changed) "This is a wonderful concept. I plan to forward this to both Patty and Susan. Patty unfortunately has friends in the midst of very ugly divorces which leads me to believe that somehow we are programmed to think that it is just the way it is when it just doesn't have to be that way at all, especially if children are in the mix. Too much anger. Too much fighting over money, etc. In Susan's case, a lot of her friends are in long term but unmarried relationships...she needs to heed your father's advice about pre-nups and so do they, with or without the marriage license (in other words, written financial agreements), which is something to think about. Good luck with this very promising business module. Be well.
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