"I’m free now, and it’s time to start off on the right foot," Chris says. "From here on out, I’m going to work for a divorce. Alex slept around on me while I was in jail. A month after I got locked up, she turned 21, she left both of her kids at her parents house for two, or three, four months without even seeing them. There’s no forgiveness in my heart for that. There’s none."

 

Chris meets with his attorney, Lee Lockett.

 

"You’ve told us that you feel that your marriage at this time is irretrievably broken, right?" Lee asks him.

 

"Yes, sir," Chris replies.

 

Chris tells Lee and his associate that he and Alex share no assets, so the only situation to resolve is the custody of Leilah. 

 

"If we can find common ground with Alex, then, you know, it could be possible that you could get this uncontested and resolved quickly," Lee's associate says to Chris.

"If all goes as planned and we can work this thing out in an uncontested manner, it can be worked out in a couple of months," Lee tells Chris.

 

"I’m very flexible with this. I want a painless operation here," Chris tells the attorneys.