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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP again: the cold feet I am getting is because of so many things primarily the feeling of being alone at my age (50) and can’t even fathom starting life all over again while he frolicks around with his young AP and the substantial pay raise … wish he would have some remorse… wish he would have thought if his kids.. [/quote] Then get a good settlement (including alimony) and life your best life. Why do you want to be with someone who is oils treat you this way? I don’t miss my ex in his current form, but I miss him in the narrow window when things were good. When I am near him my skin crawls and I feel great pity for him for a variety of reasons. [/quote] I'm divorcing due to infidelity and I'm not getting a good settlement. The court doesn't GAF about infidelity. It's also astonishing to me that his lies get past the judge. It's sociopathic. His lawyer has said many many times "our offer to her is NOTHING". And that's what they intend to do. But I'm still happier than when I had to live with him. But let's dispel the myth of the good settlement. The other party has to be somewhat amenable to it and if they aren't then the lawyers get all the money. (He chose to litigate, I requested mediation. The lawyers are having a great time!)[/quote]
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