>Pardon me for the reality check.
That was one 'reality' given in exchange for the gentleman's 'reality'. The
ladys advice not to ask for receipts, etc. is really a desire for lack of
accountability... meaning you stuck her with the kids, she's entitle to
whatever she can get out of you.
Given that these situations are rarely one sided and that the system in
inherently biased and unfair to at least one of the parents because of the
state's 'compelling interest' in the welfare of the children... you probably
got the best deal you could, short of spending all you have on a high priced
lawyer... then you wouldn't have anything left anyway.
It is this 'compelling interest' that lets the state and judges get away with
some pretty heavy handed rulings, and when people like you complain you are
looked on as selfish and unconcerned about the kids. Use that as a model when
looking at the state intervening in even more areas of your life.
--
Larry Miller
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