Sorry to
hear about your spouse's health issues.
Not exact matches
And your definition of a fruitful ministry and mine seem to be different... it isn't who has the most people or who makes the most money... its the ones you don't
hear about and if they are cheating... on their
spouse or bilking money from anyone they are not displaying the fruit of the spirit.
Whether it is the seemingly innocuous statement
about oneself to a colleague, or an outright negative comment
about a sermon
heard, or perhaps it is «harmlessly» talking
about a housemate or
spouse while chatting with friends, even if not actually saying anything, you know, that would cross the line into «gossip.»
Do your kids
hear you talking
about troubles at work, worrying
about a relative's illness, or arguing with your
spouse about financial matters?
«We've
heard from our military families
about the challenges they face when a service member is reassigned, and we need policies that better accommodate
spouses with careers and children in school,» Gillibrand said.
Also
hear about optimal sleep positions, how obesity causes sleep problems, and why getting kicked by your
spouse when you snore is a good thing.
Whenever you
hear about the late
spouse, do not get offended, because that person is never coming back.
Your new date doesn't want to
hear you say negative things
about your
spouse, because what if you say negative things
about them?
Not a day goes by that I don't
hear a story
about someone who has met his or her
spouse online,?
We'd
heard about other Christians finding their
spouses on eharmony, so we wanted to dance with the girl that brought us, so to speak.
A while back I
heard a story
about an older married couple who were asked to leave their residence because neighbours were disturbed by the behaviour of one of the
spouses — a senior citizen in the later stages of dementia.
You've probably
heard the horror stories
about the guy who inadvertently left his 401 (k) to his ex-wife because he had failed to name his new
spouse as his beneficiary, or mistakenly left his youngest with no assets because he hadn't updated IRA beneficiary designations after the birth of the child.
My
spouse and I were very interested in participating in the AniMatch behavioral observation training after
hearing about how informative / beneficial it was, to several of the other volunteers within our rescue.
I mean that's the nail on the head right there is that the cultural expectations, the personal expectations depending on how you grew up and what you envisioned for yourself as a mom, what you envision for yourself as a professional, as a lawyer, those things can sometimes be at odds with each other and there is an enormous amount of guilt around those expectations and even sometimes I've
heard women in my group talk
about they sometimes get negative messages from their
spouse directly or from other family members or other friends who are moms who maybe are on a different path this time and sometimes I call it death by a thousand paper cuts.
What
about the Quebec case nicknamed «Eric v Lola»
about the support obligation for the ex-life partner (who are not married or civil
spouses), which was
heard by the Court in January?
Everyone has
heard the horror stories
about a
spouse coming home one day to find all their things on the front lawn and the locks on the doors changed.
Sometimes you
hear about Family litigants for whom their dispute against the former
spouse has taken on a life of its own, and who will not stop until they have literally exhausted every possible legal and procedural avenue.
Sure, we've
heard about the boomerang generation before, but this is the first time this number is greater than the number of young adults who live with a
spouse or romantic partner.
«Upon
hearing about the Military
Spouse Resume Writers» Coalition, I joined without hesitation.
Once I
heard about the Referral Program and received my personalized referral link, I knew I had to share this opportunity with my friends and fellow military
spouses.
Problem: It's very common to
hear couples complaining
about their
spouse's bad habits.
In Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work, Dr. Gottman writes
about his research on flooding, explaining that «if your heart rate exceeds 100 beats per minute, you won't be able to
hear what your
spouse is trying to tell you no matter how hard you try.»
If you and your
spouse can not agree regarding the terms of your divorce, it is necessary for you to attend a final
hearing so the judge can make decisions
about the contested issues.
Typically, courts prefer when
spouses reach their own agreement
about divorce terms because the court can adopt the terms as part of the final divorce decree instead of having to decide these issues in a court
hearing.
If one
spouse alleges that the marriage is not broken, the court will
hear evidence
about the circumstances leading up to the time of divorce.
If
spouses agree to the divorce but disagree
about some custody or property settlement terms, the judge will require a
hearing to receive evidence to decide those issues.
On
hearing just what these are, he feels resentful
about being shackled to an obligation to support a
spouse who appears to him to be unwilling to contribute to the financial needs of the family in a meaningful way.
Instead of rehashing every problem in their marriage — often the same issues over and over — the collaboration opens a window to talk
about these issues in a way that permits both sides to sit and listen to the other
spouse's point of view and to be
heard in a different way.
Generally, you must provide notice to your
spouse about the
hearing date.
Whether you are married or single, in a strong or troubled marriage, when you
hear other people complaining
about their
spouse, think
about at least being neutral, at best being a support to the marriage.
I often
hear of someone trying to encourage their
spouse to attend Christian Marriage Counseling when their
spouse is resistant or skeptical
about the benefits of counseling.
For real change most
spouses need specific tools that help them to talk
about differences without arguing and keep you both feeling
heard.
Many couples find that when they start
hearing compliments and appreciation from their
spouse, they can't help feel good
about it despite other problems that exist.
Couples in strong relationships collect information
about their
spouses» or partners» likes and dislikes, things they follow (hobbies and interests) and things they have thumbed - up or thumbed - down (things they enjoy seeing,
hearing, doing, tasting).
Unfortunately, abused
spouses have trouble being
heard in many faith communities, and even in the culture at large, said Jenn Oxborrow, who leads the Domestic Violence Coalition in Utah, where
about 60 % of the population is Mormon.
However, once
spouses are informed
about how divorce mediation works, what they can achieve in this process, and how their family can greatly benefit from it for years to come, their usual reaction is that they wished they had
heard about the option sooner.
Speak out and let your voice be
heard while simultaneously learning
about your
spouse's feelings and emotions.
Speak out and let your voice be
heard in a relaxing, confidential environment, all while learning
about how your
spouse truly feels.
You will get the chance to speak out and let your voice be
heard while simultaneously learning
about your
spouse's feelings and emotions.
We
hear a lot
about the kinds of problems that are caused by out - of - control anger issues, and most of the images that appear in our minds are likely to be of men — losing their tempers in public, losing their tempers at home, yelling and screaming at their
spouses and / or children, etc..
She certainly does not want to
hear about her former
spouse.
The
hearing itself does not take long but the judge may ask you and your
spouse some questions
about your Agreement during it.
If anyone out there has had a similar situation, I'd like to
hear how you went
about breaking down the numbers and or perhaps a book that you turned your
spouse or significant other onto, to get them on your side and see the bright side of Real Estate and the potential financial independence that can be achieved!