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Originally Posted By: soleil
Hey Luv, it's been a long time.

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He gets mad and starts talking about how I got nothin on him (that he's not doing anything) starts telling me "you need to move out" and other spew.


Why is he telling you to move out? Is this something he's said before?


Don't move out please.

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nice to see you Rob...

No...this is the first time he's told me to move out. Don't worry I have no intention of leaving my home - ever.

I am going to fight for this house. I think the kids and I deserve it. He wants out so he can leave.

Luv


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Originally Posted By: luvless
He wants out so he can leave.


This

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He wants out, he is having a PA... you pack his stuff & tell him he's out of the house.

Thinking "He can leave", implies you are leaving him an option.


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Good for you for fighting for the house! He needs to be out on his butt due to the choices he's made (my humble opinion). When do you see the L?


When the men on the chessboard
Get up and tell you where to go;
And you've just had some kind of mushroom
And your mind is moving slow;
Go ask Alice...
I think she'll know.
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Hey J -

I believe he doesn't deserve it (in my humble opinion) too.

I saw him yesterday. He gave me 2 hrs of his time with no charge.


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wow, that's great! Do you feel better, any more empowered for knowing some info about your situation? I think if I got up the courage to go I might feel ok afterwards, but it's scary.


When the men on the chessboard
Get up and tell you where to go;
And you've just had some kind of mushroom
And your mind is moving slow;
Go ask Alice...
I think she'll know.
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I wish I could feel empowered but I don't..I'm worried. He makes the money and will use that against me. There are "some" protections for housewives but not enough!


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Meeting with an attny for the first time is VERY scary. I was terrified. Thankfully the firm/attny I chose could not have been a nicer group of people and the office was very calm. The firm I chose had restored a very old historical mansion into offices so it sort of felt like I was going to some body's house and not a scary law firm.

My attny spent several hours with me during the initial consult for free. My terror quickly turned to relief and safety as I finally felt I had *somebody* on my side. Of course I had family and friends supporting me but somebody who could really take over and guide me.

I remember I had to stop at the pharmacy after my initial consult and it almost felt like an out of body experience. The relief actually moved me to weep. I suddenly felt more safe and protected in a very comfortable way.

For me, learning about the legalities was obviously the priority but it was more for me. I felt like I had somebody in my corner that really cared and understood what I wanted and needed (and I don't mean asset wise).

I cried and cried hard during that meeting. My attny, the legal assistant, the paralegal and even the receptionist sat in that conference room with me and went over and beyond the call of duty to help me feel safe, comfortable, understood and taken care of. If I had to have such an experience I could not have asked for anything more.

I won't ask if you feel better because what is better really? I guess I will ask if you feel more comfortable knowing what you now know?

I am proud of you for going. It is not an easy step to take. But you did it. YOU DID IT. Much love to you!

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Thanks (((CG))))

It is uncomfortable ya know? everyone knows why you are there frown

I hope to find someone I feel comfortable with soon. I really need to file.

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