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1	Alone Your kids love you. That is a great reason to want more, but more importantly, for yourself. If you pick up a hobby (easier said than done) and with easy access to support groups and other people in the same boat given the technology that many of us probably didn't grow up with, you have a lot of options. I have turned many people into runners. Exercise is the best source of serotonin. Many areas have running groups, they don't necessarily run more than a few miles, but from what I heard, they a…	/r/Divorce_Men	04/11/24 07:53 PM
1	Is it cheaper to keep her? It is crazy and when he agreed to it, we were dating at the time. He is extremely intelligent, and I did question him, but not enough. It is completely insane. Now after 10 years, I am trying to go back to work making close to the amount I was making before I had kids. He did hire a lawyer. I think at the time of the divorce laws were a lot stricter in Florida than they are now, but I was so busy moving from Pennsylvania to Florida at the time and starting a new, very demanding job, and I just d…	/r/Divorce_Men	27/10/24 02:48 PM
8	Is it cheaper to keep her? And I am a female on this site saying what I just said. Well, my husband wanted to join, so I did for the bith of us. My husband's ex is financially killing us and she has committed fraud that he did not pursue, in addition to so many other things that you wouldn't believe. I'm trying to figure out what our options are because for some reason, to protect the stock options which he already went through because of her, he agreed to $10,000 a month for life during a time he was making so much more …	/r/Divorce_Men	26/10/24 05:41 AM
13	Is it cheaper to keep her? To start, you should open a separate checking account and keep a joint one. Have your paychecks go to your checking account in your name only. Tell her that this has to be done until we can figure out how to better manage money. However, ask you for what she needs to pay certain things and then transfer money to the joint account that she can access. If you are afraid she's going to file divorce over it, let her know that she won't have 80% to be spending anymore because she won't get 80%. And i…	/r/Divorce_Men	26/10/24 05:32 AM

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