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Can Spending Too Much Time Together Lead to Divorce?
My ex had no outside interest. His life revolved around family and work. If he wasn't at work, every time I turned around I bumped into him. I encouraged him to take up golf, go our for drinks with his buddies.anything that would give him to opportunity to get away from work and family stress. We spent too much time together which in the end played a role in the demise of our marriage.There was no sense of space or privacy in my marriage. No balance between work, family and fun. It was as if we gave up being individuals and became one and I'm not someone who believes that marriage means sacrificing yourself.I believe that absence really does make the heart grow fonder. My ex would have been much more attractive to me if he had, had interests outside work and family. As it was I felt smothered and that I had married a dependent instead of an independent man.It is scientifically proven that we have more interest in our spouse if we spend.post continued

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Should a Child be Allowed to Choose Which Parent to Live With After Divorce?
Question:I have two children, my son is twelve and my daughter is six. My husband and I are divorcing and my son wants to live with his father..

New York Goes No-Fault
Governor David Patterson signed a bill passing no-fault divorce law for the state of New York. The new bill will allow couples to divorce by mutual consent or unilaterally.Governor Paterson.

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