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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][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] Start own hidden savings account you need at least $150k to fight for full custody and alimony. You can get a lot of alimony given his income but you need a good attorney . Before then, keep quiet [/quote] This is bad advice. Don’t hide money. I agree with other PPs, get a job and start earning your own money. [/quote] I’m considering divorce and the lawyer I consulted with told me to drain all the accounts I can. And he said any lawyer worth their salt would advise me to do the same .[/quote] This is some straight gibberish. What kind of walmart attorney would recommend this nonsense. What does this even mean "drain the accounts," like drain them where? [/quote]
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