Angelina files for Divorce
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Comments (11)First, my compliments for behaving like an adult and being able to work together with your husband to reach an agreement about what you both consider to be best for your daughter. That says a lot about both of you, and bodes well for your daughter's future. That said, Azzalea's right about your really needing a lawyer. NOT to fight things out with your husband, or even to 'get' all you can. Mainly just to be sure that your interests and your daughter's are protected and that you reach an agreement that addresses ALL areas of likely future conflict. Also, if you and your husband have agreed to the particulars, odds are good there will be some things you want to do differently than the "standard" Texas divorce and custody arrangments, and those will need to be written out in legalese. There are some divorce lawyers that prefer to 'mediate' rather than litigate divorce agreements, and finding one of these sounds like a good fit for you. One of these lawyers will appreciate your choice to be 'civilized' and will work with you to keep things amiable. But at the same time, the lawyer will work to protect your interests. For example, there's a HUGE legal difference between saying "Father will provide health insurance for minor child" and saying "as additional child support, Father will provide health insurance for minor child" -- NOT the kind of thing you would know, right? So get a good lawyer -- you don't need a 'shark', but don't go with a rookie either. To minimize your costs, do your homework and bring it with you to your meeting. Things to include: - your proposed custody arrangements (regular days, summers, holidays, distance stipulations, who drives?, relocation restrictions?, anything that changes with the child's age?) - financial information - assets and liabilities, and your proposed property distribution, tax issues, responsibility for debts, credit cards, accounts, etc. - any special concerns you have -- medical? legal? religious? re-marriage issues? dating or 'sleepover' restrictions? Check out some 'do it yourself' type divorce web sites for the types of information you'll need. But again, DON'T do it yourself! Good luck to you --...See MoreMorgan Freeman's wife filed for divorce.
Comments (5)I read today that she knows the lady friend and was aware of her. Things were supposedly ok between them and the separartion was a mutual thing. Who really knows? I was wondering about her too after I heard about who he was with in the car. Oh well ...it's their life and it doesn't change the fact that he is a great actor. I wish him and whoever he settles with well....See MoreSick, sad, weird, divorce......Don't want to offend anyone!
Comments (21)SAD.........Yes Divorce is sad in most instances, especially after so many years. A divorce is better than living in fear or being abused any longer. SICK.........Nudity isn't necessarily sick. He's an adult. Its his camera his cabin and he hasn't broken any laws by having nude pictures of himself. WEIRD 1......I'm not sure what an attorney would mean by "ammunition for support". A good attorney knows Alimony/ is determined by how much one spouse supported the other during the marriage and if there is a hindrance to the spouse who is seeking support from working and supporting self at the same level of lifestyle. Child support is determined by who has primary custody and how old the children are. Any children over 18 are not eligible unless there is some previous agreement such as continuing education and housing costs for students. Both Alimony and child support amounts are totally up to the judge how much and how it is paid. Trying to use as ammo or blackmail with, deleted pictures???? Sounds like the attorney is not an ethical person. WEIRD 2.........Yeah a little. I'm surprised she asked to borrow his camera. While going though with what appears to be an ugly divorce, then borrow a camera like he is a good friend. Obviously it only takes a few minutes to download pics from a digi cam to a computer so why the immediate need to borrow another camera? Oh well one woman's life up for scrutiny based on a few sentences on the web is better than anything on TV tonight. LIL...See MoreVA divorce- is my son screwed?
Comments (29)You’re right. You’re both right. This is a terrible situation, and there’s no “right for everyone “ answer. I wish that everyone was always honest and trustworthy, it would make life a lot easier. I don’t honestly think that my soon-to-be ex daughter in law set out to deceive my son, if that is what happened. She miscalculated her due date. The doctor told her she was so many weeks pregnant, and that coincided with when she was with my son. But she was less pregnant than she thought, and the baby was taken early. one time we were talking about when we bought our first house, and coincidentally got pregnant with our youngest child. It was at Christmas time. Well, DIL broke in and said, “no it couldn’t have been. You had to have gotten pregnant at the end of January/early February because his birthday is 10/12 and my baby......” and then she started counting on her fingers. She was getting upset. I’m a nurse, and I’m also one of those weird people who know when the egg implants that they are pregnant. Both of my pregnancies were diagnosed by the doctor at two weeks, and that’s including time to make the appointment. I explained this to her and also the fact that a pregnancy is 10 months, not 9, and that her baby was early. Her doctors told her this after they took the baby. If I really wanted to do the math, that puts the conception happening when my son was in Texas. There was a night that she told him she went to a party and got so drunk that she passed out in her car and slept in her car all night, so that’s why he couldn’t get ahold of her. My husband called BS on that, saying pretty girls don’t sleep in their cars. And then they brought this beautiful olive-skinned baby to see us. She looked like my sister, who is half Greek. And then when I bathed her several times, I saw her Mongolian spot. The only reason I know about Mongolian spots is because of my sister. My mother told me it was from the Meditaranean ancestry. I never asked my son or his wife about it, and never called it to anyone’s attention, except my husband. They are both white so they never would have known what her spot signified, and she’s almost 3, so it’s gone now, which is good. But the area they lived in at the time ( Charleston SC) had a large Greek population. Anyway, like I was saying, I don’t think my DIL set out to deceive my son, if that is what happened. She’s just really immature and not too smart. I think she didn’t realize until later that her math might have been off. When she did, she tried to play it off, saying that baby’s coloring is from the grandmother, because grandma tans, and that her round face (my son has a very long face) comes from my husband. Both my husband and I looked at her funny when she said that, because my husband has a rounded face due to corticosteroid use for his autoimmune disease. He couldn’t have passed it down to his granddaughter. But she has mannerisms like my son- facial expressions, the way she sits. I think that if we do a DNA test, it will come back that she is his, and it will quell all of the fears and doubts. I don’t know how two recessives made a dominant, but stranger things have happened....See More- 10 years ago
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