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There are so many mistakes you do NOT want to make if your
divorce is just beginning or if it is in process. I've listed
the 69 biggest reasons I could come up with. (All pronouns are
used interchangeably.) First, I do not want anyone to think I am
condoning being unfair to your spouse. The things each of you
had before your marriage should stay with that person. The other
things, tangible items, should be split as equally as possible
between each of you.
1. Giving up control of your divorce - this is NOT your lawyer's
divorce
2. Not keeping records of everything (i.e., when you pick up
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