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As someone said to me when things started to get me down - "that's what you pay your solicitor for". Haven't had as much nastiness to deal with as you but handing things straight to her to deal with made things a lot less difficult for me.
Big hugs to you x:love:x
Thank you! Sometimes I just feel so alone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pawsitive Thinking
A bit of good news. Easy to take over the truck payments, simply send the dude a void cheque and good as done. So we will see what my lawyer recommends next week when she's back. This bit of news lightens my load a bit.
and remember - you don't have to respond to anything he sends straight away (or at all ;)). Do whatever needs to be done when it suits you, not him. Took me a while to get the hang of that one - instead of "fight back! fight back" it was a case of "yeah well, whatever...."Quote:
Originally Posted by Queen of Poop
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Originally Posted by Queen of Poop
You are not alone Gayle, neither am I.
You've got folks to talk to and many others thinking about you.
Slow down, take it all in. Don't rush into anything, turn it all over to your advocate.
Remember that it's all a 'poker game' from here on out...and there is a move called: 'bluffing'...to which I answer with 'slow play'.
Still thinking of you, friend.
Rose
Thanks Rose. I had a very bad emotional day yesterday. To learn that he has moved my stuff to a storage locker, what condition is it in, and that he's holding it for ransom. It still upsets me greatly.