Is Your Marriage Heading towards a Complex Divorce?

 Posted on June 13, 2014 in Complex Divorce

Arguments in marriage are inevitable. In fact, arguing can often be quite healthy, as a way to air differences that may be building up. Arguing is also a way to for couples to reinforce their intimacy, knowing both are able to disagree and compromise, yet still love one another.

However, arguments that seem to continue and never get resolved are anything but good for a marriage. For many couples, instead of compromise, they find their arguments escalate into shouting matches, with threats of divorce thrown throughout.

If this is happening to you, there are signs that you could be headed for a divorce. It is important to evaluate where your marriage is headed, especially if you anticipate a high asset divorce battle with your spouse. If there are significant assets or other complex issues involved, then you need to be prepared.

• If you are feeling an indifference towards your spouse and your marriage, or you do not feel any love or passion, this could be a sign that your marriage is on the rocks and you should contact a complex divorce attorney.
• Another sign is if you find that any conversations you have about your spouse are negative, and complain to friends or family about all that is wrong with your spouse.
• When you consistently avoid going home and are always making plans with other people in order to not have to spend any time alone with your spouse, your marriage is probably in trouble. Even more so if you are having an affair.
• Finding yourself fantasizing about being single and alone on a regular basis should cause you to evaluate where your marriage is heading.
• Having that "ah-ha" moment, when you suddenly realize your marriage is just not working, is the final sign that it is time to make a decision.

If you are considering a divorce where there will be complex custody or high asset divorce issues, it is critical to contact an aggressive Williamson County family law attorney to begin planning and strategizing. This will ensure you receive all that you are entitled to in your divorce settlement.