Relationships often begin with the promise of forever, but keeping a marriage strong can require far more than love alone. Over time, small disagreements, unmet expectations and unresolved issues can quietly create distance between partners.
“Love isn’t permanently gifted. Much like managing money, it’s the small, consistent habits that can make the biggest difference over time.
It’s loaned, with some very limited preventative maintenance,” James said. Maintaining a marriage isn’t about grand romantic gestures or expensive solutions, according to the divorce lawyer.
“Every marriage has a prenup. For couples, that means paying attention to the everyday details of a relationship instead of assuming love will take care of itself. “You don’t need a course. There’s no product to buy.
It’s either one written by the government, or one written by the two people who claim to love each other most,” he said. It’s really about paying attention and making small preventative maintenance choices, every single day,” he said.
