Avoid Making Divorce Harder
Divorce is a challenging situation. There are a lot of factors that add to the stress and sadness of a divorce. When you are going through something so tough, you may want to avoid making divorce harder.
Avoid Making Divorce Harder | Adultery
We get questions all the time from clients about how males should prepare for their divorce. As a man preparing to file for divorce, recognize that your divorce is a journey. Your journey is not going to be the same as maybe your brother’s journey or your best friend at work’s journey. You didn’t fall in love in a day and you’re not going to get divorced in a day. Your divorce is a process and along the way you’re going to have to unpack. You’re going to unpack feelings and you’re going to unpack emotions and decide who you want to take along with you on this journey.
Avoid Making Divorce Harder | Social Media
Social media and divorce can be a very tricky subject. Social media is not the place to litigate your case. It’s not the place to air out your frustration with the process, your frustration perhaps with your spouse’s attorney, or even the judge for that matter. I caution my clients if you have social media, keep what you have. No one is saying delete it or take down your page, but certainly don’t post things pertaining to the litigation. Typically, I get the response, “This is America and I have a 1st Amendment right to say what I want to say.” Maybe, but if you’re involved in a high-profile case let’s say, a judge might say, “Hey I don’t want anything regarding the litigation posted on social media.” These are all important considerations, but also if there are children involved in the case. Young children now have access to so much on the Internet whether it’s on their iPad or their cell phones. Do you want your children to read about your divorce on social media or their friend’s parents? Be careful what you post is what I say.
If you would like to know more about how to avoid making divorce harder, please call our New Jersey divorce lawyer today for a free consultation.
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