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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Miami is a good move for her children. Her kids attended Riverdale which is a pretty cut throat environment in terms of social status and wealth. Miami is less intense. By no means that much cheaper though. [/quote] Cut throat in terms of social status? What does even mean? [/quote] Middle school everywhere is a challenging social time for kids for the most part. I know her eldest especially was considered popular and her parents always threw her the most lavish parties. Her coming year is bar mitzvah season so it will be a big adjustment for her to not have a socially-acceptable party. There is a ton of wealth at Riverdale. [/quote] And there's no money in Miami?! It'll be even worse! She would have been better off moving to some small town in CT or MA and rebranding as understated tasteful wealth in some historical small house.[/quote] People like this aren’t living in some tastefully done 4 bed 2.5 bath in Weston CT. No. Sorry. Even if there is no money left they aren’t doing that. Their whole life, drive, and religion is mega over the top wealth and they will not be able to adjust. The kids could potentially but they are in the tween age and have been taught to value stuff, luxury, over the top experiences. You don’t go from wearing designer clothes at 11 and spending whatever you want on sushi with other rich peers, dropping by love shack fancy and having no spending limit to being fine with J crew and living in a normal home. As others mentioned, it’s her bat mitzvah year and not having a socially acceptable one will traumatize this child. Even if she did have one I bet half her “friends” would not be permitted to attend. My bet is she will save herself the embarrassment and have a “family only” one in Israel. Most families who aren’t as rich as they want to appear or are going through a scandal do this. [/quote]
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