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Marriage Assessment (Checklist) Information Provided by: How to Stop Your Divorce Your situation is not as unique as you may think. Many married couples face the same dilemmas in their relationship, which is why it is easier than you may think to fix. You just need the advice from someone who has the experience. No marriage, especially yours, is hopeless. The mutual love and companionship you and your spouse once shared CAN be revived. The Checklist Were you friends before you were intimate? Do you have respect for each other? Do you have fun together (laugh, play etc.)? Do you have the same perspective on sex? Is your sexual relationship much more than fulfilling an obligation? Do you and your spouse have similar interests? Do you and your spouse have similar financial goals? Do you and your spouse have similar religious beliefs? Do you and your spouse truly look out for one another? Do you and your spouse respect each other’s privacy? Do you and your spouse trust each other? Do you and your spouse accept each other for who they are and not who you want them to be? Are you and your spouse open and honest with each other? After an argument, do you and your spouse make-up before going to sleep at night? Are you and your spouse, as a whole, optimistic? Information Provided by: How to Stop Your Divorce Navigate:   Home Divorce Checklists and Worksheets Marriage Assessment (Checklist) Recent Related Blog Posts     All Counseling Blog Posts Related Article Archives Counseling Issues Saving Marriage     All Article Archives Related Categories Affairs & Divorce Contemplating Divorce     All Categories Related Forums Save Your Marriage     All Forums Resources & Tools Start Your Divorce Several Options to Get Started Today. Online Divorce Tools Keeping it Simple to Get the Job Done. Download Center Instantly Download Books, Guides & Forms. Discount Books Over 100 of the Best Divorce & Custody Books. Negotiate Online Settle your Divorce and Save. Custody Scheduling Make Sure You Document Everything. SAVING A MARRIAGE – Communication, which means listening, is the single most important thing to consider when saving a marriage. Without open communications and being able to discuss issues spouses cannot save marriages. A healthy relationship is based on open communication.

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