THIS IS TERRIBLE ADVICE!

Friends are there for you through thick and thin, we get it.

But though your friends may be successful, intelligent, and well-intentioned, their advice can be harmful, especially about divorce!

We all have our own poison that we are trying to get rid of. This means we are all different. If you want real advice on what to do, go to a therapist or counselor, find someone objective to your unique situation. They’re just going to give you an honest opinion from a professional standpoint.

Have you ever heard this?

  • You know what? Everybody’s miserable in their marriage. You should just stick it out.
  • Don’t listen to that attorney I got this amazing result, DO THIS!
  • You know what? I only have sex once a year, that’s enough.
  • You took a vow! For better or for worse, this will pass.

This is all terrible advice! Your friends might just want to see you happy, so they start offering their opinions and their lives aren’t perfect and their situation is completely different from yours. You need to think about what you need to be happy and what your standards are. Live your life by your standards. Not everyone else’s

You can’t look for other people’s approval or disapproval about whether you should be in a marriage or whether you should be getting a divorce.

You deserve to be happy and have the life you want.

Christina Previte

Christina Previte

Christina Previte, an accomplished divorce lawyer, has focused exclusively on divorce and family law since 2004. As a co-founder of Netsquire, she addresses a significant gap in the divorce industry. Christina provides couples with options for a more peaceful divorce. With degrees from Rutgers University and Rutgers Law School (Camden), including a judicial law clerk role, Christina’s experience is undeniable.

Her recognition on the Super Lawyers “Rising Star” and Super Lawyer lists reflects her commitment to transformative divorce practices. Through Netsquire, Christina streamlines divorce into three crucial steps: resolving legal matters, securing a signed settlement agreement, and navigating court filings. With a client-centric approach, Christina reshapes the divorce journey, guiding families toward smoother transitions and brighter beginnings.

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