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> we also have to assume a husband and father lied about his child's mother's behaviour. Given that we’re talking about a clearly contentious divorce, it’s sad
by pdpi 9y ago
> we also have to assume a husband and father lied about his child's mother's behaviour.
Given that we’re talking about a clearly contentious divorce, it’s sadly not entirely unjustified to assume this might happen.
- jessaustin 9y agoAre divorces in Canada contentious? I've been led to believe that USA has a uniquely dire set of divorce laws...
- jandrese 9y agoUltimately you're talking about breaking up two people who have probably lived together for some time and working out a sharing agreement with two people who don't really want to be around each other anymore. It's hard to imagine a scenario where there isn't friction or hurt feelings in this case. Best case scenario the couple wasn't married very long and doesn't have much in the way of joint possessions and no kids and they both work so you don't have alimony concerns you still need to decide who has to move out.