Q. Should I tell my friend’s husband he needs to do marriage counseling?

One of my best friends is going through a difficult patch in her marriage.

She's open to marriage counseling, but her husband says it's one thing too many for her to take on.

Her husband has suggested counseling in the past but never followed through.

If they don't make an appointment, they're headed toward divorce.

A 24-year-old woman was born as the product of her dad's affair with her mom.

She moved out at 18 and used the money to pay off debts and to buy a house.

Her mom died last year of an overdose and has left me a surprisingly large sum of money.

Her half -sister Katherine has been really struggling since the unplanned birth of her child.

I live in an apartment directly above a couple in their early 60s who engage in hours -long fights about everything from what to watch on TV to the husband’s inability to satisfy his wife in bed.

One of my friends has a brother who is a divorce lawyer. Would it be acceptable to shove his business card under their door?.