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going to the lawyer tomorrow

i am going to the lawyer on thursday and scared to death. im not sure what im really doing. i want to stay married but my husband is still saying his mistress is just a friend but over the weekend he stayed overnight. some friend huh. he says nothing about giving her up or seeking marriage counseling because he thinks hes doing no wrong. im so scared and worried and scared to think of being alone. i have pets and one grown son and 5 grandchildren but i still  feel alone. what to do.


by fritz   31 Posts   read more from user >>
Posted on 4/16/2008 8:08 AM

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if i file for legal separation will he still have to pay the bills im trying to get disability and i have no income.does he stay in the house while this is going on do you think this is a better route to start
by fritz   31 Posts
Posted on 4/17/2008 1:32 PM
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thanks for all your kind words. i have been alone i guess for a really long time and didnt even realize it. ive always just listened to everything my husband tells me and of course i believed it all.he can be verbally mean and always has been but i still always loved him.i even asked him how he will feel if we get divorced and i finnd someone new how he will feel.ive only been with him physically and emotionally my whole life.how many people can say that now days.do you think i should separate first. the lawyer said i should talk to him and if he wont admit about the affair with shirley and seek counceling i should go for a divorce. im suppose to call the attorney monday.what if my husband still says no to both ,should i go right for divorce.
by fritz   31 Posts
Posted on 4/17/2008 1:28 PM
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ok, deep breath, inhale exhale....

You don't have anything to be afraid about when it comes to seeing a lawyer, right now you are exploring your options. You don't have to commit to anything yet. Actually once you leave the lawyers office you will feel much better because you will have an umderstanding of the process. You can file for a legal separation instead of a divorce for now - to let your husband know just how hurt and serious you are, while keeping yourself legally & financially protected.

 

Just because he won't go to counseling doesn't mean you shouldn't - you need the support, and if you do decide to file for divorce, the therapist can help you through it and help you to not feel so alone. Make sure you talk to your son about your choice, so he can support you as well.

I'm a family law attorney

by spaznskitz   1703 Posts
Posted on 4/17/2008 7:50 AM
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