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<pubDate>Fri, 20 Jan 2012 06:43:44 -0600</pubDate>
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  <title>Lying in deposition</title>
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  <pubDate>Thu, 30 Jul 2009 09:58:00 -0600</pubDate>
  <category>Child Custody &amp; Visitation</category>
  <description>after 10 years of struggle I filed for divorce. After the papers were filed and my stbx was ready to leave her new lawyer said no way, and by the way your fighting for custody. 

Anyway, we are now 8 months into the process and during deposition the lies were flowing like a spring stream. I can prove all of them are lies. Is there any ramification for doing this? I am an additional 25k in legal fees to prove her lies and it seems like it means nothing to anyone other than knowing she lied. 

All I want for her to do is get the help she needs for her medical conditions and medication intake and I have no problem with her spending time with my daughter. Until this happens I will sell my soul to the devil to make sure she is safe with her mom.

So the question is, can I recoup this additional money in the end and what is the fallout for her lying?
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  <title>Child Support Question in CT</title>
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  <pubDate>Mon, 27 Jul 2009 14:45:00 -0600</pubDate>
  <category>Divorce, Separation &amp; Annulment</category>
  <description>Hello ~ I am currently working with my cousin in MO because she is a divorce lawyer but only licensed in MO.  I live in CT and she advises me to get a bit of advice from a CT lawyer on the papers we have written up thus far.  Is there anyone out there that would be willing to view them?  Also, I would like to see that my son is protected to the utmost regarding Child Support but hear that CT's CS calculation is a joke.  I would also love some advice to ensure I am not missing a thing regarding my son and what is owed to him.  
 

Warmly,

Margi
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  <title>Divorce/Separation how quickly can I move out</title>
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  <pubDate>Thu, 23 Jul 2009 17:02:00 -0600</pubDate>
  <category>Divorce, Separation &amp; Annulment</category>
  <description>I am going to file for separation/divorce from my wife and we have 2 children 13 and 14.  I don't want to be charged with abandonment but I do want to go buy/rent something where my children can stay with me 1/2 time (planning to pull for joint custody as I work home and have been involved with the kids as much as her).   What steps need to occur to get a hold of my 1/2 of the assets (actually 2/3 resides in the house we own for cash).   Is there some kind of temporary agreement I can get?  If I could get out of this house I'd do it in a minute, but I don't want to jeopardized custody.  What is the fastest way?  I want to try to get her to do mediation/collaborative since I know litigation could take a long time.  Please give me some advice.
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  <title>What can I do?  Need to relocate with children.  Still married.</title>
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  <pubDate>Sat, 18 Jul 2009 23:19:00 -0600</pubDate>
  <category>Child Custody &amp; Visitation</category>
  <description>I have decided to leave my husband after spending another few hours as his punching bag. I currently live in CT. I have no family or support here and have decided to move with three of my children to AZ where we can stay with my mother until I find a job and a place to live. I have tried to discuss this with my husband rationally but he refuses. He has given me permission to leave but only if I leave without the kids. He claims that if I attempt to take the kids away he will call the police and have me arrested. Can he do this? I have recently lost my job and don't have anywhere else to turn. He refuses to help me financially and I have no means to move out on my own near him.  My only way to get away is to get in my car and drive to AZ.  What can I do?
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