What Are The Signs Your Spouse Is Planning To Separate or Divorce You?

What Are The Signs Your Spouse is Planning to Separate or Divorce You?

What are the real signs that your spouse is planning to separate and end your relationship or marriage?

You should realize there are a number of solid signs that your spouse is planning to separate from you.

These signs tend to show that your spouse is more likely to end your relationship than continue with it.  However, these signs are not 100% proof that the relationship or marriage is over.

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Overall, when you find your spouse is distancing themselves from you, that is a good sign that they are moving on and leaving the relationship.

For example, if your spouse opening up a separate bank account or getting their own credit cards, your spouse could be moving towards setting up their own personal finances as distinct from your finances together.

In fact, you may see credit card and bill statements that you never saw in the past.

We are all creatures of habit.  Is your spouse starting to change their daily habits?  For example, your spouse is not home at their normal hours any longer.  They make excuses why their behavior has changed but you don’t really believe them.

Another sign is that your spouse suddenly goes quiet about everything when you use to talk on a regular basis about your weekly activities, the kids and what was going on at work.

When you spouse becomes secretive, that is an excellent sign that they are up to something.  Most likely, they are planning something that is not necessarily in your best interest, such as separation or divorce.

One of the biggest signs is that you find a family lawyer’s business card.  Obviously, your spouse is, at least, considering their options about their relationship or marriage.

You need to follow your intuition or overall feelings about the situation.  If you truly feel something is off with your spouse and they are acting quite differently and secretively, they may very well be planning on separating from you.

In this situation, you need to start some important planning to protect your family law rights.

If you have any questions about your separation, divorce or family law case and you would like our help, there’s a few ways to contact our office.

You can leave a message on my Facebook law office page, visit my website at www.canadiandivorcelegaladvice.com, or call me directly at 905-434-8837.

We would be happy to speak to you.

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