The purpose of this case study is to investigate therapeutic process from recognizing perception gap between couples to reaching to an agreement through application of solution focused therapy. This study is based on conversation analysis using records from 8 counseling sessions with newlywed dual earner couples who are experiencing divorce crisis due to care conflict. As a result, the couples clearly understood each other’s perception on conversation concerning conflicts, division of household labor, family-of-origin, conjugal relation and gender equality. The couples also accommodated different perspectives to find middle ground and solutions for conflict situations. Eventually, with growing intimacy and trust between the couples, marital relationships were restored with continuing effort to improve further. This study indicates that conflicts that dual earner couples may go through in this modern society have potential risk especially to newlyweds. Result of this study also supports that solution focused therapy is an effective approach in helping clients to disclose their perception, and that utilizing clients’ perception is useful in solving conflicts.