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November 28, 2007 at 12:34 AM #11007November 28, 2007 at 12:55 AM #104099AnonymousGuest
forgot to add: if the ex wins I’m gonna be crying like a baby as I recently graduated with my degree and haven’t secured a position in my field yet. I’m presently earning the pitiful salary of a substitute teacher as this job affords me the flexibility of not working the days I am offered interviews on.
I’m very worried that the declining market in relation to the ex’s career won’t bode well for me at the hearing. π
November 28, 2007 at 12:55 AM #104185AnonymousGuestforgot to add: if the ex wins I’m gonna be crying like a baby as I recently graduated with my degree and haven’t secured a position in my field yet. I’m presently earning the pitiful salary of a substitute teacher as this job affords me the flexibility of not working the days I am offered interviews on.
I’m very worried that the declining market in relation to the ex’s career won’t bode well for me at the hearing. π
November 28, 2007 at 12:55 AM #104198AnonymousGuestforgot to add: if the ex wins I’m gonna be crying like a baby as I recently graduated with my degree and haven’t secured a position in my field yet. I’m presently earning the pitiful salary of a substitute teacher as this job affords me the flexibility of not working the days I am offered interviews on.
I’m very worried that the declining market in relation to the ex’s career won’t bode well for me at the hearing. π
November 28, 2007 at 12:55 AM #104225AnonymousGuestforgot to add: if the ex wins I’m gonna be crying like a baby as I recently graduated with my degree and haven’t secured a position in my field yet. I’m presently earning the pitiful salary of a substitute teacher as this job affords me the flexibility of not working the days I am offered interviews on.
I’m very worried that the declining market in relation to the ex’s career won’t bode well for me at the hearing. π
November 28, 2007 at 12:55 AM #104243AnonymousGuestforgot to add: if the ex wins I’m gonna be crying like a baby as I recently graduated with my degree and haven’t secured a position in my field yet. I’m presently earning the pitiful salary of a substitute teacher as this job affords me the flexibility of not working the days I am offered interviews on.
I’m very worried that the declining market in relation to the ex’s career won’t bode well for me at the hearing. π
November 28, 2007 at 5:52 AM #104112Alex_angelParticipantGet a job and stop depending on your ex for payments. There are a lot of single mothers out there that work hard and take care of their kids without help from others.
November 28, 2007 at 5:52 AM #104195Alex_angelParticipantGet a job and stop depending on your ex for payments. There are a lot of single mothers out there that work hard and take care of their kids without help from others.
November 28, 2007 at 5:52 AM #104209Alex_angelParticipantGet a job and stop depending on your ex for payments. There are a lot of single mothers out there that work hard and take care of their kids without help from others.
November 28, 2007 at 5:52 AM #104235Alex_angelParticipantGet a job and stop depending on your ex for payments. There are a lot of single mothers out there that work hard and take care of their kids without help from others.
November 28, 2007 at 5:52 AM #104253Alex_angelParticipantGet a job and stop depending on your ex for payments. There are a lot of single mothers out there that work hard and take care of their kids without help from others.
November 28, 2007 at 6:11 AM #1041174plexownerParticipantMy guess as to the income potential of a loan broker in Arizona (or Orange County) right now – especially one without an existing network of recent clients: $0
Any loan broker worth his salt should have been making $155K in 2003 – one of my buddies was making this kind of money JUST doing refis for his past clients – his past clients kept calling him to do refis because interest rates kept dropping – he didn’t have to do any advertising for new loan business
The market has changed dramatically since then
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As a father I am interested to see how the court handles this one – if the court really doesn’t care about the man (which is the perspective of men paying alimony and child support) it will award you benefits based on the $155K – a more realistic decision IMO would be to assume that the guy will earn the median wage for the area and then revisit the decision in six months or a year
November 28, 2007 at 6:11 AM #1042004plexownerParticipantMy guess as to the income potential of a loan broker in Arizona (or Orange County) right now – especially one without an existing network of recent clients: $0
Any loan broker worth his salt should have been making $155K in 2003 – one of my buddies was making this kind of money JUST doing refis for his past clients – his past clients kept calling him to do refis because interest rates kept dropping – he didn’t have to do any advertising for new loan business
The market has changed dramatically since then
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As a father I am interested to see how the court handles this one – if the court really doesn’t care about the man (which is the perspective of men paying alimony and child support) it will award you benefits based on the $155K – a more realistic decision IMO would be to assume that the guy will earn the median wage for the area and then revisit the decision in six months or a year
November 28, 2007 at 6:11 AM #1042144plexownerParticipantMy guess as to the income potential of a loan broker in Arizona (or Orange County) right now – especially one without an existing network of recent clients: $0
Any loan broker worth his salt should have been making $155K in 2003 – one of my buddies was making this kind of money JUST doing refis for his past clients – his past clients kept calling him to do refis because interest rates kept dropping – he didn’t have to do any advertising for new loan business
The market has changed dramatically since then
~
As a father I am interested to see how the court handles this one – if the court really doesn’t care about the man (which is the perspective of men paying alimony and child support) it will award you benefits based on the $155K – a more realistic decision IMO would be to assume that the guy will earn the median wage for the area and then revisit the decision in six months or a year
November 28, 2007 at 6:11 AM #1042404plexownerParticipantMy guess as to the income potential of a loan broker in Arizona (or Orange County) right now – especially one without an existing network of recent clients: $0
Any loan broker worth his salt should have been making $155K in 2003 – one of my buddies was making this kind of money JUST doing refis for his past clients – his past clients kept calling him to do refis because interest rates kept dropping – he didn’t have to do any advertising for new loan business
The market has changed dramatically since then
~
As a father I am interested to see how the court handles this one – if the court really doesn’t care about the man (which is the perspective of men paying alimony and child support) it will award you benefits based on the $155K – a more realistic decision IMO would be to assume that the guy will earn the median wage for the area and then revisit the decision in six months or a year
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