Blame and Finger-Pointing: One or both parties may resort to blaming each other for the end of the marriage, which can perpetuate resentment and hinder healing
Manipulation and Control: Attempts to control the other person's actions or decisions, whether related to children, finances, or personal matters, can create ongoing conflict and stress.
Emotional Manipulation: Using guilt, emotional blackmail, or playing on emotions to sway decisions or interactions can undermine healthy communication and resolution.
Parental Alienation: Negative comments or actions aimed at undermining the other parent's relationship with the children can harm both the parent-child bond and the children's well-being.
Constant Conflict: Engaging in frequent arguments or disputes, whether in person, over the phone, or via text/email, can perpetuate a cycle of negativity and hinder the process of moving forward.
Refusal to Communicate or Co-Parent: Avoiding communication or cooperation on important matters related to children, finances, or shared responsibilities can create chaos and prolong the divorce process.
Financial Vindictiveness: Using financial resources or withholding financial support as a means of retaliation or punishment can lead to financial instability and legal battles.
Isolation or Social Sabotage: Attempts to isolate the other person from friends, family, or support networks can create feelings of loneliness and hinder emotional healing.
Public Humiliation or Shaming: Sharing private details or airing grievances publicly through social media or community gossip can damage reputations and further strain relationships.