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They ( solicitors) do seem to be a law unto themselves don't they?![]()
They ( solicitors) do seem to be a law unto themselves don't they?![]()
Ok, rant was well justified then!She emailed me with a specific time and then wasn't there, I called 3 times in fact
Sorry if I did not make that clear in my rant![]()
As good as they can be I guess
All the paper work was signed and finalized earlier in the year
Still a number of people seem to think I married them as well but that's par for the course I guess
Sorry to read what you've been through, hope you're out the other side now and looking (trying to) forward.
Hope you have a good Christmas and a much better New Year![]()
The first Christmas is the worst, but once you get over that, you can start to move on,Cheers mate, many thanks![]()
This will technically be my second Christmas, doesn't make it any easier though
I let my ex have everything, mainly because it was more important to me that my daughter led a normal life as possible
Same here well over 30 years ago. I gave her my wage packet (the days when you got paid in cash) & asked for a few quid out of it to tide me over. I left with most of my clothes in a suitcase & a few years later managed to get some personal items back.
Even though I tried my hardest to keep everything as amenable as poss & let the ex dictate all the terms, hoping that the split would not affect my daughter too much, it was awful for quite a few years & I had to bite my lip on hundreds of occasions. I eventually had to take the ex to court to keep in regular contact with my daughter, who she used as a tool/stick to beat me with.
tbh, if I knew then what I know now, I'd have done it differently & not rolled over. I reckon long term, it will probably be beneficial that you were forced to go down the legal route. (sad as it is)
Time really is a great healer & your daughter will eventually see both sides of the split. Good luck.![]()
Sorry I don't mean to laugh, but that reminds me of the Kinks sunny afternoon.Don't give a toss about the money but selling the yacht to get started again broke my heart
Thankfully both my kids were in their 20's, I'm sure it hurt them, but they never really wanted to talk about it., hoping that the split would not affect my daughter too much,
Why do you think I made so many posts?And there's Tp to entertain us![]()
I'd say all of thatust to say it does get easier, and makes you a far wiser and better person but maybe a little harder person.
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Yes it did save my sanity![]()
Me too Brian, me tooI dread to think what you may have ended up like without TPF![]()
Why do you think I made so many posts?
Yes it did save my sanity
I'd say all of that![]()
I'm not sure that it works for every one TBH TracieI kind of wish I'd been here when I needed it, maybe I'd still have some too![]()
I'm not sure that it works for every one TBH Tracie![]()
Awwww tell me who they are, and I'll get'em for youHonestly everywhere I go around here someone picks on me!lol

I kind of wish I'd been here when I needed it, maybe I'd still have some too![]()
I split with my husband before the internet was a household commodity and U was left with a 6 month old baby and no transport either
When my daughter was 2 years old and I was going thorough a tough time, I remember the health visitor telling me she took after me, I had survived
a very tough and difficult time due to my determination, yep she was right, damn kids, that's was caused my insanity![]()
As has been said it does get easier, or atleast you adjust to the new way.
How old is your daughter?
And there's Tp to entertain us![]()
Hi T,
Amie is 9 going on 19
Unfortunately at times Amie has started to display some not so nice behavior which my ex seems to do nothing to address, at least in my presence.
All I get is grief that it is all my fault.
And yes TP has helped greatly over the last year, not sure where I would have been if had not been for this great forum