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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Marriage therapy is not helpful with an abuser. I would consult an attorney. Does your SN son have a prospect of living independently and leaving for college or a job at 18. Will your DH continue to contribute financially to support your son if not? [/quote] My son's well being is a very big concern. For now, he is receiving all financial support (tutors, good school, college fund). I hope my husband won't mind paying for his college if we were to divorce. [/quote] How bad are his SN? Is college realistic? Is him becoming independent realistic? Or will you support him forever likely? [/quote] He is very good in math, actually, in advanced math program. But has behavioral outbursts and short attention span, memory issues. His writing skills are pretty bad, too. He has 100% score and excellent grade in math, but other subjects are average or slightly below average.I think he can enter a mid-rank technical school. But it’s hard to tell if he would be able to maintain steady employment [/quote] Make sure to get good child support and college or technical school paid for by dad and any extraordinary medical expenses such as evaluations in a divorce. [/quote] +1 and future living expense and therapy, aides and medication. Open a trust for your son. [/quote]
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