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YES DO IT.
Imagine a person who knows everything there is to know about the legal process, custody battles, and emotions that isn’t a lawyer.
I met with a therapist, lawyer, and divorce coach before filing. The divorce coach was by far the smartest move. They answered all my questions and even gave me a plan of action with real life examples.
Honestly when it comes to divorce, meet as many people as you can and read. You have a short time to become an expert on a horrible subject.
Above all, good luck. And remember, you don’t have to get angry, you just have to get out.
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