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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is going to get dirty but try to settle things without a lawyer if you can. Lawyers rack up the bills big time. Courts decide child support, you do not have to. You also do not need a lawyer for that. They simply calculate each others earnings and come up with a number. [b]Why do you think you should get his retirement? He worked for it, it is his.[/b] Keep it simple, because in the long run, you could get burned. [/quote] In most states, it belongs to both of them, 50/50. Just like the debt, even though he ran it up. OP, you need a lawyer to figure out property division. Sometimes the parent with primary custody gets to keep the house until the kids are a certain age in order to provide the kids with stability. You might also get temporary alimony until you find a full time job. Don't give up the house so easily. [/quote]
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