If you have followed my guidelines including the most important, "fight for your marriage" and you find yourself divorced, it is time to reinvent yourself.
If you have had an amicable divorce and you both are smart enough to know everyone's recovery will be better if everyone lands on their feet, Congrats! Your first year may still be tough because you are now doing life solo. Couples who continue to fight and do the first year solo will be more challenged. There are so many ways couples can continue to fight after the divorce and no one wins! You are finally divorced and you don't even get the one benefit that should come with living in separate houses- not having to deal with him/her anymore and in a sense still being married. Let's look at some of the petty passive-aggressive things supposed adults do to each other post finalizing their divorce and some counter tactics.
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