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Depending on how volatile he might be and smart,  you need to be careful in contacting any lawyer or emailing so that he can's see it on a phone  or computer that he might use.  And if he has access to you phone.  Perhaps get a separate cheap phone and keep it at work to use on such things and a separate email account to handle your private business.  You also may need to see what your individual credit score is and open a card just in your own name.  Also consider how much of a support system you will have once you file for divorce as if your DH has a public persona,  the hits to you might be hard.   Maybe you should see a therapist to have professional guidance in how to handle things and someone who can help you deal with what you indicated might be psychological wearing down.  See the a lawyer and take your time so that you do not take any rash actions.  Also despite what you might personally feel about DH, you need to take the high road with your children as long as he is not at risk of abusing them.[/quote]

This is a great tip. [/quote]

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