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A: I should say the marriage counselor may be assuming that your main priority is to end the marriage with less bitter exchange of words as possible under the circumstances. If getting a court to say that your spouse was unreasonable is most important to you, I think there is no point in persuading you to take a less expensive route to divorce. I'll just remind you to be prepared that legal fees in preparing for evidence and witnesses to support your case will be more costly if your wife comes up with her own version ora list of your wrongs.