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Ron just a thought ...did you get that "agreement " witnessed ? if no one witnessed her signing it she could claim that she didnt do so or did it under duress ....if that happened and she decided to fight you for custody the paper would not be worth anything :21:

Make sure you get legal advice on this my friend your children are worth protecting :o

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she wasn't going to fight me and she signed an agreement giving me custody! :o

:21: wow! I can't imagine. My ex and I have joint custody, but I have residential custody. My ex and I get along wonderfully. In fact, he bought a place 5 blocks away. Makes things soooo easy for the kids.

God bless you 3 !! (well, and her too, but in a different way)


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Ron just a thought ...did you get that "agreement " witnessed ? if no one witnessed her signing it she could claim that she didnt do so or did it under duress ....if that happened and she decided to fight you for custody the paper would not be worth anything :21:

Make sure you get legal advice on this my friend your children are worth protecting :o

Signed in front of, and witnessed by, a notary public!


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Thank you all for your support and stories. Tomorrow I go see my lawyer- and get this rollercoaster started. (or started ending). Keep me in your prayers.

peace

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Thank you all for your support and stories. Tomorrow I go see my lawyer- and get this rollercoaster started. (or started ending). Keep me in your prayers.

peace

CSLewis

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I would have to agree with Ronald.....

instead of just pinning a single thread, maybe start a section for support of various types....

mike

I think that is a great idea. Praying for you brother.


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I can not speak about divorce on a personal level other than my sister went through a divorce. Is there any kind of support that helps extended family help deal with someone elses divorce in the family?


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Ron,

I know how you feel, because my first wife became involved with my cousin, so she divorced me and married him, but she eventually divorced him too, and he died from cancer a few years ago. But I know the years of depression I suffered through because of it, and the bitterness that I felt. It felt like I was in a never ending nightmare. (But today I'm happily remarried to a very precious Christian Lady.)

But one hing I learned through it was: Bitterness hindered my relationship with God, and it hurt our daughters. It was 1998 when I was visiting my daughter Angela once. Angela had been a Christian for five years then, and she was praying for her parents, because of the bitterness between us. Angela would try to speak to me about it, but I would use my Bible skills to cut her off at the pass so to speak.

But it was then I noticed the pain in her eyes. (The pain in her eyes cut through my heart like a firing dart! Piercing my heart to pieces, as 20 years of bitterness melted within me, because suddenly I remembered my childhood dream about fatherhood, and I remembered the day her mother and I had Angela dedicated to the Lord when she was only 3 years old, and I stood there thinking how happy and proud we both would have been to hear our daughter talking about the Lord like she was doing that night.

So the lights came on for me, when I realized that bitterness isn

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Thank you all for your support and stories. Tomorrow I go see my lawyer- and get this rollercoaster started. (or started ending). Keep me in your prayers.

peace

CSLewis

CS---how did the lawyer visit go? Can you tell us?

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