A popular credit card company uses the catch phrase question, “What is in your wallet?”. The campaign using the phrase has been catchy to say the least. When an affair occurs, and lawyers are involved, the question arises “What is in your…best interest?” While the lawyers are busy angling for your wallet, they will cite that what they are doing is ‘in your best interest’. They are looking at your legal rights instead of your emotional best interest. There will be many people offering to assist, all in the name of your ‘best interest’. What you need to consider is what angle are they considering your best interest from? Grandparents look at it in terms of access to the grandkids, lawyers look at legal rights, counselors look at emotional status, financial planners look at the bottom line. All these things are important, but you need to consider what is in the best interest of YOUR MARRIAGE. What will bring healing?
Best Regards,
Jeff Murrha
