Too Quick to Marry, Too Quick to Divorce

Too Quick to Marry, Too Quick to Divorce

Why do so many relationships begin with passion, promise, and plans for forever-only to end in frustration, resentment, and divorce?

In Too Quick to Marry, Too Quick to Divorce, attorney and author Danielle M. Key takes a candid look at the decisions couples make both before marriage and when their marriages begin to struggle. Drawing on years of experience working with individuals and families navigating relationships, separation, custody, and divorce, she explores a difficult truth: sometimes people rush into marriage without truly understanding the person they are marrying-and then rush out of marriage without fully understanding what went wrong.

Through real-world observations, and practical insight, Too Quick to Marry, Too Quick to Divorce examines the warning signs people overlook while dating, the conversations couples should have before saying "I do," and the expectations about love, money, family, intimacy, children, careers, and communication that can quietly create conflict after the wedding.

But this is not simply a book about avoiding divorce. It is about making better decisions about love.

Whether you are dating, engaged, newly married, struggling in a long-term relationship, contemplating divorce, or trying to understand the lessons of a relationship that has already ended, this book challenges you to slow down and ask the questions that matter.

Before you marry, understand what you are committing to. Before you divorce, understand what you are walking away from.

Marriage should not be entered into simply because you are in love. Divorce should not be pursued simply because marriage has become difficult. Somewhere between "I do" and "I'm done" are the conversations, choices, compromises, boundaries, and truths that can determine whether a relationship survives.

Too Quick to Marry, Too Quick to Divorce is an insightful and thought-provoking guide for anyone who wants to choose a partner more wisely, build a healthier marriage, recognize when a relationship can be repaired-and understand when it may truly be time to let go.