The Divorce Puzzle

 


Planning for separation or divorce can be simple and fun or, difficult and draining.

Let’s think outside of the box for a second here. And let’s look at divorce from a different perspective.

Why?

Because I want to help you make the decision “Should I stay married or should I get divorced” from a logical standpoint. I want you to remove the emotions from the equation at the moment and just think logically so that you can make a PROPER decision of what you should do from this point forward.


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