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Yes and she promises to change but never lasts more than a short amount of time
I don't think this is something she can promise to change. She either wants to see your son grow up and go to college, or she doesn't. Clearly she doesn't, which bogles the mind. She need to figure out, with the therapist, why she so strongly believes fun should outweigh school, which will lead her back to her feelings about her teens...
I didn't read it all, but honestly I'd be going to marriage counseling at this point and maybe even taking a good hard look at my marriage. And your kid at 18 with no college plans you probably don't need to pay child support and besides any property you two can go separate ways. I'm not big into ultimatums but I think you need one here. You aren't asking much except for your son to be an adult, no job until he's 21? By that time employers will say "so you sat on your ass for 3 years, no college, no job, yeah, we aren't even going to interview you."
I didn't read it all, but honestly I'd be going to marriage counseling at this point and maybe even taking a good hard look at my marriage. And your kid at 18 with no college plans you probably don't need to pay child support and besides any property you two can go separate ways. I'm not big into ultimatums but I think you need one here. You aren't asking much except for your son to be an adult, no job until he's 21? By that time employers will say "so you sat on your ass for 3 years, no college, no job, yeah, we aren't even going to interview you."
You missed the part, his son IS going to attend community college in the fall.
Dang, that's what I get for not reading through 100 pages of posts! lol.
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