Well we're going to trial. Despite what the conference judge told her (that shed reached the end of the gravy train) she refuses to settle.
The main crux of her argument was that I needed to pay her $20,000 for her to go to school. I offered her $25,000, table cs, and 90% of extra expenses. And she turned it down! Even my lawyer, who's fantastic, was stunned!
She wants $2000 ss for life (she's 36 and has received ss for 7 years for a seven year marriage), above table cs, and 50,000 to pay off the debt she's piled up since the divorce.
At a trial, will my lawyer question her directly or does everything still go through the lawyers?
Thanks
The main crux of her argument was that I needed to pay her $20,000 for her to go to school. I offered her $25,000, table cs, and 90% of extra expenses. And she turned it down! Even my lawyer, who's fantastic, was stunned!
She wants $2000 ss for life (she's 36 and has received ss for 7 years for a seven year marriage), above table cs, and 50,000 to pay off the debt she's piled up since the divorce.
At a trial, will my lawyer question her directly or does everything still go through the lawyers?
Thanks
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