I'm curious, what has witnessing so many divorces taught you about love, relationships, and marriage?

Well, I would say, first of all, I waited until the right time.

The right time.

For me to get married.

For other people, they may have perhaps thought it was a long

time. They may have perhaps thought it was too long because I would get a lot of those questions

about why aren't you married in my 20s, in my 30s. I was married. I was 42 years old. So it was recently married two years ago.

So I had to deal with that.

But I always said, you know what?

When it's the right time, if it's something that I really want, the timing will be perfect.

Everything comes to me in the right time, space, and sequence.

Absolutely.

So what has witnessing divorce taught me?

Well, my parents got divorced when I was 13 years old.

And I saw the early stages of their love growing up as a child.

And I saw their decision to go their separate way.

So that was my first insight into what divorce was like and it was difficult and it was painful.

And as a child, when you love your parents, you want to see things work out.

But I also knew at that age that it was the right thing for them to do at the time.

Yeah.

And now when I have these cases before me and people are going their separate ways and growing apart,

I pull from that experience even as a child.

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