That's a life time together,think carefully before doing anything,as you will have to split the home and would half a home buy you another probably not,bank accounts have to be split possesions split,it can start off having good intentions but divorce usually ends up bitter and nasty .Your children will also be devastated to hear of your plans.I think you have probably been unhappy for a long time to suddenly come to a decision like this,but I suppose if its now or never and you believe that there is a happier life out there away from your spouse then I say go for it,people will get hurt but at the end of the day its your life and you only have one.Best of luck for you future.
2006-08-28 11:57:05
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answered by candyfloss 5
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It was not 30 years, but i was married for 7 years we kept things going but after a year we called it a day. I spoke to him and said do you a quick divorce and he said yes. I then said I'll do you on adultery within 6 months we was divorce. Other wise its a break down of the marriage which you have to give 2 years in case either party's change their mind.
2006-08-29 15:07:11
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answered by Anonymous
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After 30 years of marriage, there's isn't any way the two of you can work it out? Have you tried counseling? If so, then I would talk to your ex and let him know that you want a divorce. If he/she is willing to the terms of the agreement, it shouldn't take that long but, it all depends on your state. In some states. you need to be separated for at least six months to a year. Good luck!
2006-08-28 11:55:57
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answered by cee cee 3
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30 years is a looooooooong time, and when you are ready to go out looking again for your sole mate remember its not easy many people have baggage, i expect you are 50ish.
And as I've asked on here before "Is it better with the devil you know, or the devil you don't", only you can decide.
Wish i can tell you to hold off and talk first, communication could be the key.
You know I'm sorry but i need to say this.... at least think of your children, your kids are over 18? one day they may settle down and get married, when you go to there wedding do you want to see pictures of your child their mother and her new man on the big wedding day. Do you want to see pictures with another man holding your grandchild?
I wish you all the best in whatever choice you make, good luck and take care.
Half of life is obligations!
2006-08-29 07:42:57
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answered by Anonymous
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2016-02-11 04:33:10
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answered by ? 3
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To be honest now a days their are no quickie divorces, Try all options first, like marriage counseling / or marriage therapy. 30 years is a longtime and think of all the investment the 2 of you have put in. Pray to GOD and he shall guide the 2 of you,also speak to your pastor and don't involve others w/ what's happening in your home. People and friends aren't the ones for this type of advice in your decision making. Good Luck
2006-08-28 11:56:38
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answered by usarmythou 1
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After 30 years it won't be easy - both can sign papers and you can split the property. But the emotional baggage is probably much more than signing papers.
Best to get some counseling - and if divorce is the right way - best wishes.
2006-08-28 12:24:01
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answered by ? 2
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30 years is a long time....are you sure you want a divorce? Maybe just a few reminders of why you fell in love and got married in the first place.
Good Luck...
2006-08-28 11:53:31
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answered by happymoon57 1
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You should try a separation period and see how things feel to be free. Then if you want to continue being alone you should file for divorce, there is no easy , fast way out it takes time so the best thing is to separate so emotions wont be tied
2006-08-28 11:47:44
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answered by marrissa 3
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Just tell him your feelings have changed. They obviously have changed tremendously if you're asking Yahoo Answers people how to get a divorce. You must really want one so don't ask questions and just do it. Get the papers signed or whatever you gotta do and move on.
2006-08-28 11:44:13
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answered by C-Baby 3
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