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Originally Posted by k7baixo
It seems it was a pretty toxic relationship and often, the best way to get out is not worry about certain issues such as child support that will continue to drive contact between the two parties. Often, the best way is to take what you can get and be done with it. Not everything in life is worth maximizing a return. I gave up a lot during my divorce years ago and you know what? It was worth every.single.penny.
OP: good luck to your son. It sounds like it’s been as bad as it can get for your family.
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Both my son and DIL are motivated to finish the loose ends. No child support and no structured visitation is a win for both from each of their perspectives. They even divided up the dogs amicably! This is just the only loose end.
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