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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]Who made you the arbiter of what feels like abandonment and what doesnt?[/b] [/quote]

What you feel and what actually meets the legal standard of abandonment are two different things. [/quote]

I think a lot of people just don’t understand legal terminology and that legal terms have different definitions than the same words used in every day language. Over in Money and Finances, there’s a thread about an executor for an estate who apparently thinks that being executor means that he can order the other siblings around and get them to do the executor’s tasks for him- even though he’s the one being paid to be executor.

I don’t know if we need better education about common legal situations in our country or if we should encourage people to consult with lawyers more when they don’t understand a situation. The problem is, they don’t realize that they don’t understand a particular situation until mistakes are made. Sometimes expensive mistakes. 
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Judging from the last two years, we need better education in everything.[/quote]

Haha, very true!
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