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Old 05-16-2006, 11:24 AM  
Trixxxia
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I'm a little skeptical - however, on the slight chance that it's true (It was her birthday yesterday - she turned 27 - from GFY profile)

I'll say this Cristie - even if your husband is broke, you must get a lawyer to represent you in the divorce (most courthouses can guide you to government agencies/lawyers that are covered for free). You MUST ask for child support - even if he can't pay you.

Here's the scenario - your ex-husband comes into big money (wins a lottery - someone leaves him their estate or he actually works ) while you and your daughter are trying to make ends meat, your husband is living the life of Riley. He's her responsability too - whether he wants to take credit for her upbringing or not. The fact that he didn't do anything to help - is already one of the leading reasons if she's acting up. Even if you don't need the money, even if you don't think he'll ever get money, for the love of your child, you have to have at least fought for your child's rights.

On another note - a good piece of advice is to also get on court documents that he maintain a life insurance until the child turns 18.

Honestly, I hope it's just someone joking - I would never want my child to hear or even remotely think that their father would have wanted to ship them halfway across the world in order to get some emotional revenge on me. He sucks. Cristie, in cases like this, you're best off alone than in bad company Be strong.
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