Denver Post columnist Amy Dickinson says that it is never too late to go to marriage counseling; even if both parties agreed on a divorce.
She says, “It’s never too late for marital repair. It’s never too late to learn how to communicate with someone who has been in your life for more than 22 years.
If your wife is only interested in an amicable breakup, then counseling will help with that too.
“Marriage counseling” might seem completely beside the point when a marriage is ending, but I would urge both of you to continue. An amicable breakup sure beats the other kind of breakup.
It leaves the door open for friendship and reconciliation, and whether or not your marriage is over; reconciliation of the spiritual (not just the marriage-saving) kind will be good for the whole family.”
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