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mango
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19 Jul 08 #33845 by mango

Reply from mango

I'll tell you why. I see you really want me to come back to my home country. But... I lost my job, qualification by simply not using my Diploma, I have no where to come back, I lost my friends...
Missair, why do you think I should come back?

jacq65
Senior Member

19 Jul 08 #33846 by jacq65

Reply from jacq65

You should go back as you may be able to continue with your diploma , you will meet new friends , perhaps who you have known from school and with your ex husbands money that should hopefully set you up nicely , if you pursue this through the british courts im sure you will end up with much less and that is through experience

mango
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19 Jul 08 #33848 by mango

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Life in my country isn't cheaper than here. I will not buy a decent property for this sort of money. Some people think that life outside of UK is extremely cheap but its far from being true.

jacq65
Senior Member

19 Jul 08 #33849 by jacq65

Reply from jacq65

I have lived in germany , ireland and colombia no property isnt much cheaper but the cost of living is , i dont know where you are from but surely your home country would be better than uk , where you dont know anyone and havent been brought up

mango
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19 Jul 08 #33850 by mango

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The cost of living in my home country sometimes more expensive than here!
I've got some friends over here, even more than I left in my country.
Everything what worry me now is to get a fair settlement, enough for me to move on.

jacq65
Senior Member

19 Jul 08 #33851 by jacq65

Reply from jacq65

Your husband is giving you a more than fair settlement , believe me

mango
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19 Jul 08 #33867 by mango

Reply from mango

What about some professional advice? Is anybody here who knew English law or working as a lawyer? What do they think about proposed settlement?

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