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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thanks for responding. When he travels for work there is a noticeable peace that befalls the entire house. The kids are happier. The morning routine is easier. The moment he walks in the door he creates problems, yells, picks on the kids and me. Yes I believe my life would be better alone that with him. He is a high earner, over 1m a year. Though I don’t expect alimony forever, I assume we’d be ok financially even if not where we are now. No amount of wealth and privilege is worth living like this. [/quote] I would definitely see a lawyer. That income charges everything. That could support alimony and education for you to train for a new job. It also makes it unlikely that he would fight for a lot of custody. It might be better for you not to have a job when you file. Consult some lawyers and find one who makes you comfortable. I know that sense of peace and it is worth everything. [/quote]
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