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| 18 | Ex wife's' current Boyfriend called me to ask about "My Side of the Story"I know I'm in the minority here, but if homeboy is willing to pay $2million in lawyer fees. I would tell homeboy that I closed that part of my life and don't feel like opening it, but if he's willing to pay for your background check services, then make him pay you for your time. | /r/Divorce_Men | 14/04/26 08:25 PM |
| 2 | Have any guys lost custody of their kids but got 50/50 later? How long?Following. Mainly because I am asking the same question. From what I have seen, once a division of custody is decided, it usually stays that way unless one party spends a bunch of money going back to court AND something can be proven where the custodial parent acts negligently. Unfortunately, you need to fight for 50/50 up front because once 70/30 or whatever is determined, something "bad" has to be proven in order to change it. From what I have seen. The initial parenting plan is a court docume… | /r/Divorce_Men | 04/04/26 12:19 PM |
| 1 | Do I get a second opinion?The beauty of being a parent is that it's literally never too late man. But it takes time, and the longer you wait to start it does get harder. instead of trying to shape him into something, just tell him things you are proud of, like him being a superb skater, one of the hardest things as a parent can be watching your kids make different decisions than you would, but you have to let them, and support them for who they are. They will fail, they may not take the "best path" but you gotta let them… | /r/Divorce_Men | 31/03/26 01:33 AM |
| 3 | Do I get a second opinion?Dude, you need to seek counsel from a wise, family oriented man. You need to develop a love for your son, and regardless of how you got to this point with him, you will need to spend many months and possibly years showing up and being comfortable cheering him on from the sideline. Literally showing up and just speaking positively.when you interact with him, regardless of how you and your ex were. You can't make a child want to hang out with you. You have to love them and let that love and patien… | /r/Divorce_Men | 30/03/26 11:38 PM |
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