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Shezi
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08 May 09 #114747 by Shezi

Reply from Shezi

You'll need the course title Charlie - why not ask your daughter?

Shezi

charlie chippan
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08 May 09 #114748 by charlie chippan

Reply from charlie chippan

Because we are not on speaking terms any longer....................

Shezi
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08 May 09 #114749 by Shezi

Reply from Shezi

Well, although that may be the case now... I would think about the future - is there anything can be done about that in the longer term?

Ceasing to pay to maintain her while she is still in study will probably fan the flames.

Shezi

charlie chippan
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08 May 09 #114754 by charlie chippan

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Maintaining her I have done all the time since I split with her mother, leaving me with very little money, I am struggeling even more now with the credit crunch, if I am not careful I will be not able to pay my mortgage & then be homeless, I would only stop maintaining if legally allowed - I know her mother's rough financial state & it is far better then mine - He husband earns about 3 times what I do & she doesn't have to work.

Shezi
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08 May 09 #114760 by Shezi

Reply from Shezi

That sounds fair enough Charlie - but this isn't about her mother... is it?

Shezi

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