dorig59
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I'm not resisting what you have to say, I just think you're cautioning him needlessly. I don't think he meant what you think he meant about going in with guns a'blazing, shredding his wife, hurting his child. I think he initially was just telling us in plain language with no censure of what and why he wanted to do.
I certainly agree with the lawyer part, too. You have to be very, very careful there. ONe thing I've noticed about lawyers in the past is that they will often NOT do what they said they were going to do. For example, you go have a meeting with the lawyer, agree on a plan of action, you go away and wait to hear what has transpired......and then you wait and wait and wait, and he never gets back to you. when you finally get him to answer the phone, you find out he hasn't done anything yet. That happened to me several times, and it happened to my husband in the past, too. Sheesh, don't know what that one's all about. A really great lawyer, though, is worth his weight in gold.
I certainly agree with the lawyer part, too. You have to be very, very careful there. ONe thing I've noticed about lawyers in the past is that they will often NOT do what they said they were going to do. For example, you go have a meeting with the lawyer, agree on a plan of action, you go away and wait to hear what has transpired......and then you wait and wait and wait, and he never gets back to you. when you finally get him to answer the phone, you find out he hasn't done anything yet. That happened to me several times, and it happened to my husband in the past, too. Sheesh, don't know what that one's all about. A really great lawyer, though, is worth his weight in gold.
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