A divorce coach's guide to staying married
by Jennifer Hurvitz
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appears in Relationship.
Imagine if there were a "secret recipe" to a successful and everlasting marriage, would you want it Of course you would! And who better to stir it up than a woman who figured it all out just a bit too late ... after she signed her divorce papers. Jennifer Hurvitz, author of the bestselling book, One Happy Divorce: Hold the Bulls#!t, offers a noB...
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