Successful Divorce or Not?

Through the legal process of divorce, can you peacefully conclude that you've met the resolution that you want towards your spouse? Is the compliance that you seek was accepted by both of the party? Is the financial agreement was properly discussed? According to the divorce law facts that stated in an article of a certain site, it says that "Couples who argue over matters of finance are more likely to get divorced." Furthermore, to connect the money dilemma to a successful divorce, it is accordingly base to the contentment of the divorcee.

Here are some ways that can help to determine whether you have a successful and healthy resolution despite the financial issue:

1. Accepting "You can't always get what you want", learning in letting go of the things that you barely need in life despite its absence.

2. Thorough Understanding and Open Communication with proper acceptance of each other's term.

3. Legal Settlement of the children (Financially and Emotionally).

This is an open article/document, so for any suggestions and ideas feel free to add comments and replies below.

I somehow can't understand what you really want to let out dude. Anyways, to add some valid details.

Let’s be honest. People HATE preparing budgets. Your failure to do this in your divorce, however, can have disastrous consequences for the resolution of your case. This is especially true if there is a claim for alimony (also known as spousal support) in your case.

Tell us what you really directly need.