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Gray Robinson
I am a former divorce attorney. For over twenty years, I have helped clients and attorneys get through what probably was the worst time of their life. I focused on guiding them through hell. Divorce doesn't have to be the worst event of your life – it can be the most empowering event of your life. Rather than getting revenge, it is much more important to find security and happiness. That is the focus and goal of my articles.
Not everything is worth fighting over, not everything is worth being right about. In my experience, it is more important to fight for your partner than it is to fight with your partner. Marriage should be about “we,” not “me.”
Even though I was divorced twice, by using the wisdom I have gained over the years and shared in these writings, I finally found someone to share my life with. We teach relationship seminars to help people feel like superheroes with super partnerships. The methods and practices I share in these articles will help you find the same.
Blog posts created by this author
How to Ask for a Divorce Without Causing a World War
The art of how to ask for a divorce requires you to anticipate the fears, needs, and negative emotions that your spouse will experience when you bring up the subject. Here are six tips for breaking the news.
Implicit Bias and Divorce: 5 Steps to Self-Discovery
The longer you live together, the more you expose your implicit bias – which could turn minor annoyances from the beginning of your relationship into deal-breakers.
10 Rules for Marriage (and Divorce)
It may seem counterintuitive, but successful relationships include divorces – and the same rules for successful marriages also apply to successful divorces.
How To Deal With People Who Blame You For Everything
Just because someone wants to make you responsible for their life doesn’t make you a bad person. This is your opportunity to help them take responsibility for their life.
When Your Ex Calls: Five Rules of Engagement for Positive Interaction
Here are five rules of engagement for positive interaction with your ex.
20 Words to Avoid for a Better Life After Divorce
There are words to avoid – those that exhaust, hurt, and undermine – and words to use liberally – those that invigorate, heal, and strengthen – after divorce.
Why Men Lose Interest
Authority issues, childhood trauma, and emotional immaturity can all be factors in why so many marriages fail.
Going Through Divorce in 2020
Focusing on the positive aspects of your life today helps overcome the fear of an uncertain future.
10 Commandments of Divorce
Oftentimes maturity is tested through the trauma of divorce. The 10 Commandments of Divorce will help you be the adult in the room and guide you from start to finish
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