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Custody and the Ex-N
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Custody and the Ex-N
by Narcville » Tue Jul 30, 2013 7:19 pm
Hoping for a little insight! As I went running out of my 5 year marriage I signed a seperation agreement granting my Ex-N everything she wanted. She demanded and got full legal and physical custody of my 3 year old son. Since such time I have reflected and now educated myself about Ns and have hired an attorney to challenge the agreement terms. She received my attorney's demand letter and never acknowledge it. She never showed me any emotion or responded to either me or my attorney. Was she freaking out behind close doors and just not wanting me to see her rage and that it injured her or did it not at all? Be curious to hear from you all. Thanks! Peace.
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Re: Custody and the Ex-N
by orion13213 » Wed Jul 31, 2013 2:21 am
Hi Narcville and welcome
Based on how you described you left your marriage (with no strings attached?), maybe she thinks you won't have the will to follow through? You might have to put more effort into it to find out firsthand what her reaction will be.
Based on how you described you left your marriage (with no strings attached?), maybe she thinks you won't have the will to follow through? You might have to put more effort into it to find out firsthand what her reaction will be.
Be tolerant of others, but true to yourself. In supporting you, I try to offer common sense. PM me if you need to.
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