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November 28, 2007 at 10:50 AM #104500November 28, 2007 at 10:51 AM #104361
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GuestSorry Marion, no sympathy here. I work in a career field where half of the guys pay $4-$5k a month in alimony for “failed” marriages. Have you even thought about how he is going to support HIMSELF on this lower income? How will he pay for his expenses? Oh that’s right, the courts don’t care about the primary wage earner, I forgot about that.
November 28, 2007 at 10:51 AM #104447GuestSorry Marion, no sympathy here. I work in a career field where half of the guys pay $4-$5k a month in alimony for “failed” marriages. Have you even thought about how he is going to support HIMSELF on this lower income? How will he pay for his expenses? Oh that’s right, the courts don’t care about the primary wage earner, I forgot about that.
November 28, 2007 at 10:51 AM #104458GuestSorry Marion, no sympathy here. I work in a career field where half of the guys pay $4-$5k a month in alimony for “failed” marriages. Have you even thought about how he is going to support HIMSELF on this lower income? How will he pay for his expenses? Oh that’s right, the courts don’t care about the primary wage earner, I forgot about that.
November 28, 2007 at 10:51 AM #104486GuestSorry Marion, no sympathy here. I work in a career field where half of the guys pay $4-$5k a month in alimony for “failed” marriages. Have you even thought about how he is going to support HIMSELF on this lower income? How will he pay for his expenses? Oh that’s right, the courts don’t care about the primary wage earner, I forgot about that.
November 28, 2007 at 10:51 AM #104506GuestSorry Marion, no sympathy here. I work in a career field where half of the guys pay $4-$5k a month in alimony for “failed” marriages. Have you even thought about how he is going to support HIMSELF on this lower income? How will he pay for his expenses? Oh that’s right, the courts don’t care about the primary wage earner, I forgot about that.
November 28, 2007 at 11:37 AM #104386patientlywaiting
ParticipantMen really need to keep their dicks in their pants if they don’t want to pay up. Women on the other hand are all too eager to procreate thinking that it’ll bring happiness to the relationship and to use the children as pawns.
I do agree that you can’t squeeze juice out of sand. The whole family better get ready for a change in lifestyle. Married, or divorced, a family’s lifestyle depends on the parent’s earnings. The judge will look at the parents’ total earnings and allocate the funds based on that. There’s nothing else the judge can do.
November 28, 2007 at 11:37 AM #104472ParticipantMen really need to keep their dicks in their pants if they don’t want to pay up. Women on the other hand are all too eager to procreate thinking that it’ll bring happiness to the relationship and to use the children as pawns.
I do agree that you can’t squeeze juice out of sand. The whole family better get ready for a change in lifestyle. Married, or divorced, a family’s lifestyle depends on the parent’s earnings. The judge will look at the parents’ total earnings and allocate the funds based on that. There’s nothing else the judge can do.
November 28, 2007 at 11:37 AM #104483ParticipantMen really need to keep their dicks in their pants if they don’t want to pay up. Women on the other hand are all too eager to procreate thinking that it’ll bring happiness to the relationship and to use the children as pawns.
I do agree that you can’t squeeze juice out of sand. The whole family better get ready for a change in lifestyle. Married, or divorced, a family’s lifestyle depends on the parent’s earnings. The judge will look at the parents’ total earnings and allocate the funds based on that. There’s nothing else the judge can do.
November 28, 2007 at 11:37 AM #104510ParticipantMen really need to keep their dicks in their pants if they don’t want to pay up. Women on the other hand are all too eager to procreate thinking that it’ll bring happiness to the relationship and to use the children as pawns.
I do agree that you can’t squeeze juice out of sand. The whole family better get ready for a change in lifestyle. Married, or divorced, a family’s lifestyle depends on the parent’s earnings. The judge will look at the parents’ total earnings and allocate the funds based on that. There’s nothing else the judge can do.
November 28, 2007 at 11:37 AM #104530ParticipantMen really need to keep their dicks in their pants if they don’t want to pay up. Women on the other hand are all too eager to procreate thinking that it’ll bring happiness to the relationship and to use the children as pawns.
I do agree that you can’t squeeze juice out of sand. The whole family better get ready for a change in lifestyle. Married, or divorced, a family’s lifestyle depends on the parent’s earnings. The judge will look at the parents’ total earnings and allocate the funds based on that. There’s nothing else the judge can do.
November 28, 2007 at 12:02 PM #104436mgubnyc1
ParticipantAll you boys take notes!! Don’t fall into this trap women weave, get a prenup! If she won’t sign then drop her.
PS Marion why haven’t you found a new victem yet? Did you gain a lot of weight? Cut off all your hair?
November 28, 2007 at 12:02 PM #104523ParticipantAll you boys take notes!! Don’t fall into this trap women weave, get a prenup! If she won’t sign then drop her.
PS Marion why haven’t you found a new victem yet? Did you gain a lot of weight? Cut off all your hair?
November 28, 2007 at 12:02 PM #104532ParticipantAll you boys take notes!! Don’t fall into this trap women weave, get a prenup! If she won’t sign then drop her.
PS Marion why haven’t you found a new victem yet? Did you gain a lot of weight? Cut off all your hair?
November 28, 2007 at 12:02 PM #104558ParticipantAll you boys take notes!! Don’t fall into this trap women weave, get a prenup! If she won’t sign then drop her.
PS Marion why haven’t you found a new victem yet? Did you gain a lot of weight? Cut off all your hair?
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