1. Calm communication: Both parties should sit down calmly, openly communicate each other's feelings and thoughts, try to understand each other's positions, and find the root of the problem.
2. Seek professional help: Consider consulting a psychologist or family therapist who can provide neutral perspectives and professional advice to help both parties better handle emotions and find ways to solve problems.
3. Negotiation or legal resolution: If both parties are unable to resolve the conflict on their own, a divorce agreement can be reached through negotiation or legal means, including issues such as property division and child custody, to ensure a fair and legal process.