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I decided to ignore it. I'll say yes, he'll reply, and it will turn into a big ugly nightmare. I'd rather avoid it.

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Probably Smart,

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Me 36, W 37
M: 08/02/97
D13, D9
1st Bomb 02/08
Reconciled 04/08
2nd Bomb: 09/08
W filed for D 02/04/09
Separated 03/09
D dismissed 06/09/09
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SadGirl - can they take child support out of his check initially? I have seen many good intended parents start w/paying each other, then paying the courts, then having it garnished, etc... You could save yourself some attorney fees and headache if you just handle that up front.

Good job, btw!


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I FILED
Divorced 6/2011

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Once he told me he was changing banks, I knew I had to do something to guarantee he paid. I don't trust him to pay. I started out thinking he would never to anything to screw over the kids, but now I'm not so sure...

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Originally Posted By: Sad Girl
Once he told me he was changing banks, I knew I had to do something to guarantee he paid. I don't trust him to pay. I started out thinking he would never to anything to screw over the kids, but now I'm not so sure...


When it comes to divorce, it never pays to be too careful. It's an adversarial system (as PDT says, that's why there is a "v." between your name and his), and your husband will be looking out for his own interests if he has half an ounce of brains.

Plus, you have kids to be concerned about; if not for yourself, go to the mat for them. They deserve to have at least one parent that will be there for them, and you cannot count on it being your husband.


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M: 17 years T: 20 years
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1/13/10: MC started
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your husband will be looking out for his own interests if he has half an ounce of brains.


This may be true, but never in a million years would I peg him as a guy who wouldn't willingly take care of his kids. I still feel like he will, but I guess I have to be prepared in case he doesn't.

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Originally Posted By: Sad Girl
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your husband will be looking out for his own interests if he has half an ounce of brains.


This may be true, but never in a million years would I peg him as a guy who wouldn't willingly take care of his kids. I still feel like he will, but I guess I have to be prepared in case he doesn't.


It depends on what kind of a lawyer he ends up with. And yeah, you should prepare for the worst (but hope for the best).


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Yesterday my D11 said to me...Suzy's mom and dad are good friends after divorce, why aren't you and dad?

This is the kind of thing that causes bad feelings. Call me crazy, but I really don't want much from him other than my kids and the support that they are entitled to.

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Yesterday my D11 said to me...Suzy's mom and dad are good friends after divorce, why aren't you and dad?


Because both of you are hurting right now. Maybe when you each have healed, you may be able to be friends again.

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This is the kind of thing that causes bad feelings. Call me crazy, but I really don't want much from him other than my kids and the support that they are entitled to.


And there's nothing wrong with that.


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M: 17 years T: 20 years
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1/13/10: MC started
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Maybe things will even turn around again once the tension dies down. Who knows.

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D13, D9
1st Bomb 02/08
Reconciled 04/08
2nd Bomb: 09/08
W filed for D 02/04/09
Separated 03/09
D dismissed 06/09/09
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