Anonymous wrote:Mine wanted us to go to dinner every Sunday at drop off. He was not trying to get back together with me. He was trying to hold onto the family aspect of things. I tried it for a bit, but was hard on me emotionally (he had cheated & other issues.) Now I no longer mind going 3-4 times a year.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here. Thank you for all the feedback. I do want to stay on friendly terms. I will do what is right for the kids but set better boundaries. Another thing that bothers me is he refuses to direct deposit my alimony and child support into my bank account. He wants to hand over the checks in person. I can"t understand he constant need for face to face contact.
I wouldn't do direct deposit either. Check is easier to prove if you try to say you didn't receive the money.
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Thank you for all the feedback. I do want to stay on friendly terms. I will do what is right for the kids but set better boundaries. Another thing that bothers me is he refuses to direct deposit my alimony and child support into my bank account. He wants to hand over the checks in person. I can"t understand he constant need for face to face contact.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here. Thank you for all the feedback. I do want to stay on friendly terms. I will do what is right for the kids but set better boundaries. Another thing that bothers me is he refuses to direct deposit my alimony and child support into my bank account. He wants to hand over the checks in person. I can"t understand he constant need for face to face contact.
Weird. Do you think he still has a thing for you, is that why he is making an effort to interact with you?
This is why I put direct deposit in my PSA. Others who get divorced should make a note.
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Thank you for all the feedback. I do want to stay on friendly terms. I will do what is right for the kids but set better boundaries. Another thing that bothers me is he refuses to direct deposit my alimony and child support into my bank account. He wants to hand over the checks in person. I can"t understand he constant need for face to face contact.
Anonymous wrote:OP, he shouldn't. He really shouldn't. But this is a small thing. In the scheme of things, this is a small thing. Don't make it an issue. Things are comfortable-enough, don't make it an issue. Not under the circumstances that you have presently described.
Anonymous wrote:OP here. My husband left me for someone else. Not sure that it matters but it hurts having him in my home.