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Old Mar 11, 2013, 11:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Leed View Post
I'd certainly talk to an attorney and find out what you should do. Usually a first-time visit is free, but not always. Find out first. But you need to know what you're supposed to do - if you should get another checking account in ONLY your name, and start depositing your money in that account so she can't get her hands on it, or what. See what he advises. If you have any other accounts, see what he advises about them too.

You need to protect yourself big time!

And SHE needs to get a job. Why not tell her that the money is CUT OFF? That she has to get a job? I sure would. If she wants to continue in her current life-style, I'd tell her to go find a job! You don't HAVE to keep financing her lavish life style if you don't WANT to. Make her pay for it. Nothing says that she shouldn't work, or CAN'T work! Put her out in the work force!

I wish you the very best. God bless. Hugs, Lee
Even if you cut off money immediately, she could get an attorney pronto and get a temporary award of support. Getting jobs are not that easy when you have been out of the workforce for years. Minimum wage jobs even. It took me a year and over 200 applications to get a job that is on call for $9 an hour. I never know if I will work or not and get at most 24 hours a week.

Unless you have been through the process, it is so easy to assume that things will work out that easy. Life just doesn't work that way.