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17 Mar 09 #99706 by fine
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hi all,
just introducing myself on here. early stages i think, i still cannot believe this is happening, and how much the ex has changed. married for 16yrs with 3 fantastic kids 10,7,4, all the problems came to a head at the end of last year when my ex didn't appear to want to sort a few things out, preferring to blame me for everything. i feel like i've been taken for a complete mug, i've not got any real friends as i was too busy working and paying bills. So now i'm out the house, expected to pay for a mortgage to a house i've no keys for, not get annoyed when people tell me i can't see the kids, and meet every unbelievable demand made through the ex's lawyer.

the upside is at least, when i do see my kids i have a great time with them, i have control of my finances, a wee flat with enough space for the kids to stay for a few nights, i see my family more than ever and i am slowly beginning to get a life. i know the sore part is coming with the house and courts, etc but i can see a future. would i go back to what it was like near the end? not now, i think....! my ex is living in a cloud but thats no longer my problem. chin up everyone....

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17 Mar 09 #99708 by Puddytat
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Welcome to Wiki Fine..

You've just made the best decision you could have done by signing up here. You are now surrounded by friends...LOTS of them!

Post any questions on here, come into chat for light hearted banter or serious questions..whatever you need someone is always around to help and listen.

Take care, the road ahead bumpy but you'll get there

Puds xx

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