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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][google][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Big law partner here. 48yo. Income $1m+. Career tip: get good education, work hard, look for opportunities and use them! [/quote] Are you married? Children? Household or family help around the house? How many hrs do you work a week? Thanks[/quote] All good questions. I am married and have two children, although both happened later in life. We have a housekeeper who comes once a week, a gardener, and an au pair. I do work a lot, but the work fluctuates. For example, I was in trial earlier this year and did not see my family for weeks. But I also traveled with my kids for 3 weeks this summer. Last year was a killer and I averaged 55h/week. This year is quieter and I've barely worked since my trial. I expect to be right around 45h/w this year.[/quote] Yea, not seeing your family for “weeks” is no way to be a parent. Traveling with the kids for “three weeks” doesn’t make up for that. I mean, many many many parents travel for three weeks with their kids without also disappearing for weeks on end. [/quote] Stop the shaming. It doesn't make her a bad parent. Dads do this all the time. Kids are not scarred from parents who work hard as long as the parent can maintain a loving relationship with them. Calm down with the judgments. What may work for some families might not work for another.[/quote] Excuse me? I didn’t say it made her a bad mother; I said it made her a bad parent. I don’t care what the gender is – it is not typical for parents not to see their families “for weeks” unless they are off to war or something. I don’t know any parent like that.[/quote] DP. I did not see my dad many years for months. It happens. Stop shaming. [/quote] Just because it happens doesn’t make it right or good. [/quote]
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