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Love it. And, the writing is lively and compelling. Great stuff–thanks for sharing.
Excellent article about money and divorce. The truth is, in many marriages money is to rarely discussed between husband and wife in a positive manner, when things are good.
It is a shame that sometimes the divorce or mediation setting is the first time that the money issues are discussed together. A word to the wise: Don’t wait.
Wow! Another thought provoking and highly insightful piece of work! If we can all keep the “together” concept in mind in all that we do, the possibilities are limitless!
Divorce can be one of the hardest things someone has to go through. I really appreciate your article and I know I have learned alot. Hopefully I will never have to experience divorce.