Can ex spouses still be friends?
Not every post-divorce relationship will be friendly. Remaining friends can also be problematic if the decision to divorce wasn’t mutual. If one spouse is still clinging to hopes of reconciliation, trying to maintain a friendly relationship right away can lead to rejection and more hurt feelings.
Should divorced couples remain friends?
To stay friends after a divorce might be too big of an ask for some co-parents. But remaining friendly is well within the realm of possibility for many. And committing to a baseline of amiability not only makes co-parenting easier, but it also allows for the chance of reestablishing a friendship at a later time.
Is it difficult to deal with your boyfriend’s ex wife?
Sure, there are some boundaries that should not be crossed since their romantic relationship is over, but she is going to be a strong presence – after all, she is the mother of his kid, not only an ex-wife. I’m not saying it won’t be challenging, dealing with the ex wife of your boyfriend, or husband is huge.
Why does my husband put his ex-wife first?
Check out my list to find out why. 1 My Husband Puts His Ex Wife First – Why? 1.1 1. They Have A Child Together 1.2 2. He’s Trying To Minimize Conflict 1.3 3. He Has Some Lingering Feelings 1.4 4. He May Be Naturally Submissive 1.5 5. You Were Too Busy Walking On Eggshells 1.6 6. His Parents Love Her 1.7 7. She’s Richer Than Him 1.8 8.
Why does my husband keep information about his ex to himself?
Often, if he’s keeping information about his ex to himself, he secretly believes there’s a chance they’ll get back together, and he doesn’t want you to know too much about her, or know her. It also, in his mind, curbs suspicions you may have about her.
What to do if your ex lies to you years later?
If you can, try to find evidence of hidden assets during your divorce, but even if you find out that your ex lied to you years after the fact, you can still go after the money you are owed. Don’t let your ex keep money that you are entitled to! Want to know what other curveballs you can expect during a divorce?