Saturday, December 4, 2010

Divorce Recovery For Men

Divorce recovery for men doesn't mean just coping with the divorce after it happens. Divorce recovery should include keeping the things important to you during the divorce as well.

Things To Consider

While most try to keep focused on the bigger picture and what the outcome of the divorce will be, they may lose sight of doing what they need along the way to make that happen. For instance, if you want to keep in contact, or even custody of the children, you are going to want to go out of your way to spend time with them during the divorce. The judge is less likely to grant you what you want if you didn't take the time for it before.

This theory applies to everything you want to keep in the divorce. You cannot act like you don't want something and hope that you still get it in the end. You will need to be very blunt with yourself in what you want. You will also have to express yourself well to your lawyer so that he advises you properly, and takes the steps necessary to accomplish it.

Men have a way of hiding their feelings, but in divorce recovery you will need to express yourself. I'm not talking about venting your feelings, though that might be a good idea even if you only vent to yourself. I'm talking about letting people know exactly what is important to you. If you want the children then fight for them, and if you want other things, you should be prepared to fight for them too.

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