Dr. T and Marian discuss this bizarre description of divorce and why Marian is terribly disappointed with Psychology Today.
Here are the questions asked by the listener. What are your answers if you've walked away?
1) How did you tell your spouse you were finally leaving and how did he respond?
2) How much "prep work" did you do before having that conversation (ie building up savings, drafting a separation agreement, etc)? In my area you have to have a separation agreement signed before you leave otherwise you waive many of your legal rights and financial entitlements
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