Marriage broke down, now financially struggling. Help?!

AbbieC

Hi!

A few months ago mine and my husbands marriage broke down. He worked full time, while I worked part time, and now he has left I'm struggling to support myself as I'm now on 1/3 of the income with all the same bills to pay. He told me that he left because I couldn't conceive despite trying everything from following NHS guides to using websites like ovulation calculators (example here: ovulation-calculators.com) I really don't know what to do at this point. If I pooled every account I can withdraw money from into my debit account, I could live for about 3 months before the debt takes over, and I just don't have any motivation to sort it out because there's just so much, before you even start on the emotional/mental side of it all.

to anyone who's been in a similar situation - how did you get out?

Comms69

AbbieC wrote: »

Hi!

A few months ago mine and my husbands marriage broke down. He worked full time, while I worked part time, and now he has left I'm struggling to support myself as I'm now on 1/3 of the income with all the same bills to pay. He told me that he left because I couldn't conceive despite trying everything from following NHS guides to using websites like ovulation calculators (example here: ovulation-calculators.com) I really don't know what to do at this point. If I pooled every account I can withdraw money from into my debit account, I could live for about 3 months before the debt takes over, and I just don't have any motivation to sort it out because there's just so much, before you even start on the emotional/mental side of it all.

to anyone who's been in a similar situation - how did you get out?

Is there any reason you cant work full time?

fibonarchie

There's a debt free wannabe board on this site, might be worth taking a look

BAFE

I'm afraid the only obvious answer is to do what I did. Get a full time job.