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Common divorce mistakes
By Leah
Gliniewicz • Bankrate.com
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Giving up control of the divorce
-- to the lawyer. A lawyer is a trained professional, representing
your interests in court. Listen to your lawyer's advice, but
remember this is not your lawyer's divorce. You have to live
with the results.
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Dividing up property without
a thorough inventory. Before negotiating, establish an inventory
of what you owe and what you own.
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Spending too much money and
time letting lawyers gather the information. The legal term
is "discovery," and can include interrogatories, depositions
and requests for production of documents. Try a financial preparation
kit that can help you gather the information before you see
an attorney or mediator.
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Letting family or friends tell
you what you need or how you should be feeling. Don't be afraid
to rely on your own judgment.
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Trying to win back your spouse
by being generous.
-- Posted: June 30, 1999
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