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Created on : Friday, July 01, 2005, 04:59:59 pm
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February 23, 2006, 9:20 am PST

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in laws usually are not a great help beacuse they have the connecttion to the abuser. they cannot see what is actaully happeneing. if your husband kills you then you will be gone and husband in jail. what do they   think will happen to the kids then? your kids are 3 and young it would be very difficlut to keep them togother.  

if you are considereing letting them see the kids once you are oiut please be extremely careful. i would make them supervised visits. i say this beacuse your husband may enlist thier help to see his children so he can abuse and intimidate them. i have sure they have witnessed the abuse you  have endured and he knows this.  

plese protect yoursellf and your kids. YOu are all they have, YOu are who they depend on. 

they have disowned him they do not want to talk or see him but they still want me and there grandchildren close by so they can see us .
 
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February 23, 2006, 9:26 am PST

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He works for himself so there is no paychecks to take money out of and working himself he has no job to lose if he goes to jail for child support . he has told many timed that he would rather spend the rest of his life in jail then give any money, he has been in jail many times that is why i believe he is telling the truth. jail doent bother him at all.

if you live in a home that you own or he owns that is a way to get themoney. legally it is half and half but if you get an order for child support and he does not pay it when the house is sold you will get your half as well as the part of his half that amounts to the past due child support. there are ways to get his assets, it takes time and moeny and is probally something you dont want to focus on tirgh tnow. but once you are out and settled i would suggest seeing a lawyer. if he gets any  moeny form the gov't that would help. any taxes refund he would be entitled to you can get, but with him being self employed he most likely owes. let your lawyer know the sttements   he has made about  shild support this way your lawyer can do whatever he can tog et you some money whereever possible. 

  

sometimes men just say that, and straightenup once it is ordered becuse they dont want to be a dead beat dad, others say it and mean it. the key is to protect yourself and your kids. accept any help you can find. 

 
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February 23, 2006, 9:29 am PST

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they have disowned him they do not want to talk or see him but they still want me and there grandchildren close by so they can see us .
hm interesting. that is a not lieky situation. i am glad of it though. have you asked them for  help? if they are helping you maybe that would help lessen some of the doubts they have. i've heard that grandparent can get granparent visitation, i'm not usre if its true or anything but it may be worth mentioning that you will let them see your children and that laws are in place to make sure of that.  they can either help you, or attend your funeral, and then the kids will be gone as well.
 
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February 23, 2006, 9:31 am PST

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do not tell him about your raise put that money away then you have money he does not know about
unfortunaetly he was in the room when i go tthe extra hours, he still makes more money than me anyways so it doesn't affect him at all really.
 
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February 23, 2006, 9:50 am PST

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if you live in a home that you own or he owns that is a way to get themoney. legally it is half and half but if you get an order for child support and he does not pay it when the house is sold you will get your half as well as the part of his half that amounts to the past due child support. there are ways to get his assets, it takes time and moeny and is probally something you dont want to focus on tirgh tnow. but once you are out and settled i would suggest seeing a lawyer. if he gets any  moeny form the gov't that would help. any taxes refund he would be entitled to you can get, but with him being self employed he most likely owes. let your lawyer know the sttements   he has made about  shild support this way your lawyer can do whatever he can tog et you some money whereever possible. 

  

sometimes men just say that, and straightenup once it is ordered becuse they dont want to be a dead beat dad, others say it and mean it. the key is to protect yourself and your kids. accept any help you can find. 

We do not anything because he owes thousands of dollars to the irs. which i am also in trouble for even though i havent worked in 15 years that is also part of my problem i havent worked since i 25 years old even burger king doesnt want to hire me because i no work experince!!! He doent care about being a dead beat dad
 
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February 23, 2006, 9:55 am PST

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We do not anything because he owes thousands of dollars to the irs. which i am also in trouble for even though i havent worked in 15 years that is also part of my problem i havent worked since i 25 years old even burger king doesnt want to hire me because i no work experince!!! He doent care about being a dead beat dad

if HE owes the money to the IRS you can seek innocent spouse relief. this keeps the irs from taking your wages or your property and places it squarely on him, in his name only. doing this will help you to move on financially as well as keep that from coming back to haunt you as you apply for financial aid. 

 
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February 23, 2006, 10:05 am PST

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A little Xanax never hurt anybody.  You might find it easier to focus once your anxiety is eased.  Then, when the situation has resolved itself, you can stop taking it. 

  

As far as your baby getting into bed with you, I can only say that I consider myself to have been a very good mother and when my kids weren't feeling well, they sure as heck crawled in with me (us). 

He is playing mind games with you.  No judge in his right mind is going to look down on you for that.  Whatta jerk!  GRRRRRRR 

  

he walks around with a tape recorder he is the one who needs help let him walk into court with a tape recorder the judge will think he is nuts.
 
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February 23, 2006, 10:25 am PST

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I love you gals it is wonderful to be able to reach out and get the support i have never!!!!!! had in my life it really hard being all alone and not being to get out and have some kind of contact with people it has been many years since i have able to speak freely w/o fear of being hit!!!!!!!
 
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February 23, 2006, 10:25 am PST

go to one and then another.

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I have applied and have gotten full grants and in sep all my children will be in school full time that is the good news i have also talked to them about getting a job at the college but i cant do that until i start college my e-mail address is bbisby7386_1@wowway.com but as far as leaving i keep running around in circles everyone just gives me the shelter phone number which i already have and my husband knows where the shelter is he will find me he has before.
do all shelters have a network? imaybe the shelter you have gone to can work with another one in order to get you to a different shelter so he cant find you. leave your car at home or parked in a parking lot somewhere. go to the first shelter with your kids and then go to another. there are shelters all over. so try to work with the one near you to get out and then another one in order to stay. maybe the one that the other poster has mentioned. maybe one shelter can give you a ride to another or help you find some cab money to get from one to the other.
 
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February 23, 2006, 11:01 am PST

Any connection?

Just wondering, my 7 year old son is going through some separation anxiety the last few days.  He cries whenever I have to leave the house.  He says he just misses me when he can't see me.  When he was 4-5 he was alittle leary sometimes when I left him at preschool but he overcame it and hasn't had a problem since.  I'm thinking its just a phase for him, nothing major hasn't gone on in our lives (no deaths or anything) and I truly feel that my issues with my husband are not obvious to our kids.  We rarely fight or argue in front of them (we really don't do that much anyway), the other abuse always seemed to be discreet to the rest of the world.  Does anyone know if there would be a correlation to his separation anxiety and the verbal/over controlling abuse I'm going through?  Or how long is a 'phase' versus a real problem? Or any websites that might be helpful?  I did a search and didn't find any sites that were any good.
 
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