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"How do I ask my spouse for a divorce?" It's time to take charge of your life. If you ask your spouse for a divorce, what are you going to do if he or she says, "No, I am not giving you a divorce"? That determination doesn't rest with your spouse: it rests with the courts. The divorce process is a severance of a relationship. Whether your marriage is short-term or long-term, the severance of the relationship means that you will continue your life without your spouse. Start the process of independence by telling your spouse you are getting a divorce as opposed to asking your spouse for it. John Nichols, Sr. practices family law in Houston. He has been listed as one of the best matrimonial lawyers in the U.S. in several journals and magazines including National Law Journal and Town & Country. |
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