Given their profession, divorce attorneys have a unique point of view when it comes to marriage. (Though it’s not as cynical as you might think.)
They’ve seen the good, the bad and the ugly of relationships, and learned what to steer clear of in their own marriages.
Below, they share the bad habits they personally try to avoid with their spouses.
They don’t check their partner’s phone.
New York divorce attorney Marilyn Chinitza partner at the firm Blank Romesaid she would never go through her husband’s emails or text messages ― or his pockets.
“If you find yourself in a position where you want to do that, it already tells you there’s a problem in the marriage,” she told HuffPost. “If I was suspicious enough to start snooping around, that’s a big issue.”
Plus, checking your partner’s phone without permission just establishes (or perpetuates) a pattern of secretive
