New Divorce App Helps Weigh Pros and Cons of Divorcing Your Spouse

 Posted on April 29,2014 in Divorce

A Minnesota family law attorney has developed a new divorce app to help The Grass is Greener and is available for both iPhones and Android phones.

This divorce app is set up as a multiple-choice test, with 39 questions. The quiz starts out with questions about what was it that made you fall in love with your spouse and is it still there; what are the most troubling aspects of your relationship and how many times have you thought about leaving.

It continues by asking what the best and the worst things about staying would be; what things would you need in order to stay; what would be the best and worst things about leaving be; and what the positive aspects that your spouse offers are. The next section asks several questions about making it on your own. The last part of the quiz deals with questions about the future and how it would be with or without your spouse. Instead of results, the quiz then gives you a list of "referrals" and resources. Under marriage maintenance, there is a list of links to different articles that may help put the spark back in your marriage, including a list of snow removal, handyman, bookkeeping and remodeling services, in case part of the issue with your spouse is lack of time together. Under financial, there is a list of links that can help deal with the financial impact that divorce can have. There is also a menu of links under a career section that offers advice for women who may be heading out into the workforce post-divorce, after being a stay-at-home mom during the marriage. And there are links under counseling, legal, anger and sex categories. About halfway through the quiz, there are is a question about domestic violence and whether or not the person taking the quiz is a victim of abuse. If the answer is yes, the quiz immediately takes the person right to the results section, where it provides a list of referrals to safely escape the dangerous situation of domestic violence. If you are considering a divorce, contact an experienced DuPage County family law attorney to help navigate you through what can be a very complicated and emotional process.