A LAWYER has revealed the advice she gives to people who ask her when should they call it quits on their marriage.
TikTok lawyer Carrie Jernigan gives tons of advice on all your legal needs and even some tips that work for your everyday life.
In a recent video, she talked about the difficult and heartbreaking decision to get a divorce.
She said that people contemplating divorce often ask her "when do I know I need to leave my marriage?"
Her response: "I can't answer that for you, but I can ask you 'Is this the marriage you would want your daughter to get out of?'"
TikTok users flooded Jernigan's comment section with overwhelming support, some saying it has even worked for them.
One commenter said: "That is exactly how and why I left my 1st husband. I didn't want my girls to think that it was ok or normal."
Another commenter wished she had this advice earlier: "That’s a great response! I wish someone had said that to me when I was conflicted about it."
One user confirmed that Carrie's advice has helped them: "Thank you for helping me get out of mine 4 years ago…"
Jernigan has also shared other great tips when it comes to relationships, like how to tell if someone is lying.
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One way to tell if someone is lying to you is if they repeat the question you just asked them back to you.
If they do this, they are most likely lying, according to the expert.
For example, if you think your significant other is cheating on you and you say "Are you cheating on me?" and they say "Am I cheating on you? No!"
Jernigan says this is a brain's way of giving the liar a few seconds to stall while they come up with a lie.
For more ways to find out if someone is being deceitful towards you, check out this article.
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