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Common Law Issues The law regarding common law relationships is different than in cases of divorce. Discuss the issues that affect unmarried couples here.

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Old 09-21-2010, 10:01 AM
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Well it went very well. I won't go into too much suffice to say she had nothing and I had tonnes. Just have our written submissions left to complete and then we see which way my female judge rules. Wish my Girls luck
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Congrats on the good results RB! Best of luck with the rest!
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Well it went very well. I won't go into too much suffice to say she had nothing and I had tonnes. Just have our written submissions left to complete and then we see which way my female judge rules. Wish my Girls luck
I've had better luck with Female judges personally. I think they often can see the truth better than men.
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I've had better luck with Female judges personally. I think they often can see the truth better than men.
I felt very comfortable with Madame Justice, she was even handed with myself and my ex, and helpful with me as I was self represented, but not coaching. I felt that my experience in the courtroom was equal, now I can only hope for Justice to be served.
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Good luck with the decision, and congrats for handling it well self-represented!
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Good luck with the decision, and congrats for handling it well self-represented!
This forum has been a wealth of knowledge and direction, especially Logicalvelocity. I wanted to ensure he gets his due.

I only want what's best for my children and that kept me moving forward. If you can keep your direction child centered and child focused, you can do anything. Now to finalize everything and wait for a ruling
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So when do you hear the ruling?
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I have to serve and file my submissions, including a book of authorities and the order which I am asking for, her lawyer has 7 days to submit hers and then I have 5 days to reply to theirs and then the Judge will read them and render her decision, so probably about 1 month. I'm thinking the Judge already has her decision in her head and it should be 50/50 at minimum
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I have read some of your case... you give me strength and make me believe in myself and what I can do. Thank you for posting.. I wish the best outcome for you and your angels.
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Rusted, know that you can do anything, case conferences, settlement conferences, trial. Hold the truth up high for those to see, this is what makes us men.
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