It is not possible for all marriages to work. But it is wise to end a troubling marriage rather than lingering. Divorce is costly, time-consuming, and sometimes uneventful. Unless it is a case of domestic violence, going to court can be avoided. rnMediation and collaborative divorce are great alternatives. You get to decide the terms after your divorce and also make a schedule to make your parenting work. Just be honest with your children, attorney, and spouse. Most times, couples become good friends after their divorce. Take this ‘How Much Do You Know About Divorce’ quiz to understand how much you know and are prepared before you end your relationship.
1. Are you getting divorced because of domestic violence? (If yes, please break it off immediately.)
A. No, not because of that
B. Yes
C. One of the factors
2. Did your partner ever sexually molest you?
A. Yes, once
B. No, they haven’t
C. Yes
3. Do you have children?
A. Yes
B. No
C. We will soon become parents
4. Has your partner ever cheated on you?
A. Yes, once
B. No, they haven’t
C. Yes, and they haven’t stopped
5. Have they ever humiliated you?
A. Yes
B. Yes, but that was long back
C. No
6. Does your partner keep an eye on every move you make?
A. Yes, they do
B. No, I don’t think so
C. I am pretty sure
7. Have you guys stopped having sex?
A. Yes
B. Kind of
C. No, we haven’t
8. Do they get jealous of you if you do well at your workplace?
A. No, they don’t
B. Sometimes
C. Yes, always
9. Do you have a strong support system?
A. Yes, I do
B. Yes, we both do
C. Not really
10. What path do you plan to choose?
A. Court
B. Out of court
C. Still thinking
