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By ALM Staff | Law Journal Newsletters |
November 30, 2014

Personality Disorders in Divorce

In my work as a therapist, a good bit of what I do is walking together through the wasteland of divorce/post-divorce with the client who came for help with the failing marriage. As the marriage progresses from failing to crash-and-burn, I often learn that my primary client, the one who initiated the relationship, has married and had children with someone who has a severe personality disorder.

The system's prevailing notion in the termination of marriage is that both sides are equally at fault. This is debilitating, infuriating and magnifies the already intense suffering of going through divorce. An otherwise put-together person will become as crazy as s/he will every be while going through divorce ' and this while dealing with a spouse who plays somewhat fair. When dealing with a personality disordered spouse, the suffering greatly intensifies.

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