Longevity of Spells

Hello everyone, I am new here. And I would like to know, does a spell have a time frame. How long does a spell last? And does it go back to the sender on its own. The reason for the question, my boyfriend(40's) told me that he dated a girl in his late teens, early 20's and was told by a family member of her. That would make sure he was never going to be happy. He doesn't believe in that stuff. Does it matter if the person believes or doesn't in order to work?
Thanks for any info.

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If he knows the name of the person that said they would make sure he would never be happy, you guys can do a cut the cord spell. On the off chance that they had someone else cast for them then a simple salt bath for cleansing and a sage charm for protection should do the trick.

Yes spells do have time frame, it depends on the spell and the spell will take however long it wants to. How long does the spell lasts depends on the spell and the power of the caster. And by going back you mean backfire? Spells can however backfire and there are many reasons why that could happen, one of them would be that the spell was done to cause harm, and the power they back fire can double depending on the power they were casted. Yes you would have to believe in order for your spells to work. However if the spell is casted on someone and the victim does or doesn't believe the spell can work on them.

If he knows the name of the person that said they would make sure he would never be happy, you guys can do a cut the cord spell. Make a representation of him and a representation of the other person and wrap them together with a red cord and tie them tightly stating this represents the bond between such and such and so and so. Cut the cord down the middle and bury them in different places or burn them at different times. The point being apart.On the off chance that they had someone else cast for them then a simple salt bath for cleansing and a sage charm for protection should do the trick.