Sentences with phrase «spouse put in the work»

You can always get a divorce if you and your spouse put in the work and counseling didn't work out.

Not exact matches

Since conscientious individuals are hard - working and efficient, they're able to remove household tasks and responsibilities from their partners» plates, freeing up more time for their spouse to recover from a hard day at work, or to put in more hours at the office.

In fact, of the 36 percent of Queens 50 + voters who have provided care to an adult relative, friend or spouse who is ill, frail, elderly or has a disability in the past five years, 58 percent said caregiving put a strain on the quality of life for themselves and their family, including financial hardship, emotional stress and stress at worIn fact, of the 36 percent of Queens 50 + voters who have provided care to an adult relative, friend or spouse who is ill, frail, elderly or has a disability in the past five years, 58 percent said caregiving put a strain on the quality of life for themselves and their family, including financial hardship, emotional stress and stress at worin the past five years, 58 percent said caregiving put a strain on the quality of life for themselves and their family, including financial hardship, emotional stress and stress at work.

Thank you so much, I want to make a birthday present for my spouse and I have all these ingredients...... except for the glycerine, no one seems to sell it near here would «glycerine suppositories» work if I broke it open and put it in?

I am a loving hard working young lady, I like to have fun and enjoy myself, I also like relationships that's fun I hate to be bored, I am looking for a GOD fearing individual that always put GOD first in his life and self spouse and family next.

But this film would have worked either way: It's a celebration of a tough woman's rise from her role as a powerful man's spouse, and it's a case for why reporting should never be beholden to the whims of the White House (as the Supreme Court ruling in favor of the Times put it, the role of the press is to serve «the governed, not the governors»).

Trying to finish a book in three months will be much more stressful if your spouse or parents get angry with you for all the hard work you're putting in.

For example, federal law allows a working spouse to make an IRA contribution on behalf of a spouse without earned income, effectively doubling the maximum IRA contribution (the working spouse can put in $ 5,500 for themselves [or $ 6,500 if over age 50] plus $ 5,500 [or $ 6,500] on behalf of their spouse).

Regarding the compensatory basis of support, in 1992, the Supreme Court held in Moge v. Moge that spouses are entitled to be compensated for contributions to the marriage, and for losses sustained as a consequence of the marriage: for example, as a result of staying out of the work force in order to raise children, or putting one's career goals on hold in order to accommodate a spouse's career.

Convincing a spouse to remain in a troubled marriage may require extensive persuasion skills, but the good news is that you can put some work into improving the marriage so that divorce becomes a less appealing option for your husband.

Conventional wisdom says that both spouses need to be putting in an equal amount of work in order to save the marriage.

Mediators will work both spouses to find some middle ground and help couples put aside disagreements and facilitate the divorce in the best way possible.

Counseling will only work when both spouses put in as much work as the other person and when both are willing to make it their priority.

The betrayed spouse is willing to acknowledge the hard work their partner is putting forth in the relationship, even though they are still hurt.

Some indications that your spouse, partner, husband or wife has gone too far include: getting angry at you when you disagree; punching holes in walls; throwing objects (aimed at nothing or at you); destroying belongings; threatening to hurt you or leave you for the purpose of intimidating you; physically preventing you from leaving home; putting pressure on you not to work when you want to; insulting or ridiculing you; becoming jealous of your friends, activities, or hobbies; making you account for your whereabouts at all times; using promises and lies to manipulate you or to get you to forgive their angry or threatening behavior; isolating you from friends or family; making you ask permission to go out or make a career move; and threatening to harm your possessions, pets, or children.

Couples who are willing to come to the therapy room and identify the harmful patterns of interaction in their relationship and co-create with their spouses new, trusting, and loving patterns will often benefit from the work they put in in order to support a relationship that is very important to them.

Even if you and your spouse aren't getting along, Collaborative Divorce may work for you if you are willing and able to put your personal feelings aside for the sake of resolving the issues in a mutually beneficial way.

Thanks to the second income contributed by a working spouse, households are buying larger, more expensive homes, putting themselves in a precarious financial position should one of the earners become unemployed, according to «The Two - Income Trap: Why Middle Class Fathers and Mothers are Going Broke» (Basic Books), by Harvard Law School Professor Elizabeth Warren.