Leaving a long-term relationship is undoubtedly one of life’s most challenging transitions. The emotional investment, shared history, and potential entanglements like children or joint assets make the process complex and emotionally charged. To ease this difficult journey, here are essential guidelines to navigate the separation with clarity, compassion, and strategic planning.
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