RYL Forums - View Single Post

Karaura · 30-01-2009, 01:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alegria

agreed, the more they want to fight over things the longer it will take. Also if they will be selling your home... that doesn't make the divorce take longer, but it continues the fighting as they try and decide which offer to approve, what to do about the house and so on.

The only thing I can recommend is be fair and civil to both of them. And don't let one parent bash the other one in front of you, because that's just getting you involved in something that you don't deserve to be dragged into.

Good luck... I was eighteen when my parents divorced and it's definitely a bit different watching your parents split when you're older. <3

Thanks, its great to have advice from people in the know. I know every divorce is different but at least the fantastic replies from this thread are giving me some understanding and support.
Again - thank you (:

30-01-2009, 01:55 AM	#8
Karaura Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Kent I am currently:	Quote: Originally Posted by Alegria agreed, the more they want to fight over things the longer it will take. Also if they will be selling your home... that doesn't make the divorce take longer, but it continues the fighting as they try and decide which offer to approve, what to do about the house and so on. The only thing I can recommend is be fair and civil to both of them. And don't let one parent bash the other one in front of you, because that's just getting you involved in something that you don't deserve to be dragged into. Good luck... I was eighteen when my parents divorced and it's definitely a bit different watching your parents split when you're older. <3 Thanks, its great to have advice from people in the know. I know every divorce is different but at least the fantastic replies from this thread are giving me some understanding and support. Again - thank you (:
	If you want to see the rainbows you have to put up with the rain.