New Year I Want to Divorce

New Year’s resolutions often inspire people to make significant changes in their lives, whether it’s joining a gym, starting a new diet, updating their wardrobe, or even changing jobs. For many, it’s also a time when they consider ending their marriages.

Hi, I’m Katherine Miller, and I’ve been a divorce attorney in New York City and Westchester County for over 30 years. January is notably busy for us because people often decide to make this difficult change during the New Year. The holiday season can be particularly challenging, prompting some to think, “I never want to go through another holiday like that” or “I can’t continue in this relationship.”

Additionally, some individuals find themselves yearning for something more—a new beginning, happiness, or intimacy they feel they’ve been missing. This longing can sometimes be labeled as a midlife crisis, but it’s a genuine feeling that many experience in January.

If you or someone you care about is considering this decision, it’s crucial to seek help and do your research. Speak with a professional about what divorce entails, what to expect, and the implications it might have for you and your family. Don’t make this decision impulsively or in the heat of an argument, as it can lead to more harm than good.

Don’t hesitate to reach out on our email address info@miller-law.com or call us at (914) 685-9805. Thanks for listening.