Topic: Is he married? | |
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Married, involved, whatever. I have lots of little things come up when I'm online. Usually a 'brb' is sufficient. If he has to sign off immediately, he likely has something to hide. Not always...I'll do a "BRB" if I gotta go pee or something... |
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also a doing it yourself divorce ive done also, you do have to agree on everything... not really a suggested thing to do when there is a child involved though..and of course there are still records in the courts of the disolution of marriage
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the adopeted child would not be thrown back to the state here i there was a divorce....... my cousin married a woman who was pregnant yrs and yrs ago... he adopted the son, then they had a son.. divorced aound 1990 and his adopted son<mothers natural son> was given from the courts to my cousin<adopted parent> and the natural parent went on her way.... I was talking about having to arrange custody argreement with friend of the court... not an adoption be revoked. |
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the adopeted child would not be thrown back to the state here i there was a divorce....... my cousin married a woman who was pregnant yrs and yrs ago... he adopted the son, then they had a son.. divorced aound 1990 and his adopted son<mothers natural son> was given from the courts to my cousin<adopted parent> and the natural parent went on her way.... I was talking about having to arrange custody argreement with friend of the court... not an adoption be revoked. |
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the adopeted child would not be thrown back to the state here i there was a divorce....... my cousin married a woman who was pregnant yrs and yrs ago... he adopted the son, then they had a son.. divorced aound 1990 and his adopted son<mothers natural son> was given from the courts to my cousin<adopted parent> and the natural parent went on her way.... I was talking about having to arrange custody argreement with friend of the court... not an adoption be revoked. Oh I will definately be asking more questions... probably tonight if I can him on the phone. |
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I like to use "AFK Forever™" myself...
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I like to use "AFK Forever™" myself... huh |
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AFK=Away From Keyboard
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This guy reads married all over !!!!!!!!
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AFK=Away From Keyboard Ah okay.... does that include when you hands are not on the keyboard? |
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i just looked online and yes you can here, there is even a divorce calculater to figure out how much support should be awarded
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AFK=Away From Keyboard Ah okay.... does that include when you hands are not on the keyboard? Pretty much. |
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i just looked online and yes you can here, there is even a divorce calculater to figure out how much support should be awarded ah okay |
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and as far as taking his kid to the er 3 times in a month, wow weird!either overprotective parent or something esle is up, who knows if he is married or just dating someone, from what ive seen, and dont know if this is true, the adoptive parents i have been in contact with are more so overprotective, and tend to spoil their kids to no end... but a bug bite? unless it was looking strange or something.... thats a bit much lol
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i just looked online and yes you can here, there is even a divorce calculater to figure out how much support should be awarded ah okay |
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I've NEVER taken my son to the ER. There is rarely a need for such a thing. Unless you over-react to just about everything.
I took him to urgent care about a year ago to get an x-ray to R/O a hairline fracture of the elbow as he landed on his palm and wasn't using his arm. It was negative, but I had to be sure. He resumed use of his arm in a couple days. If there is a concern, I call my family doctor (well, okay I usually call me dad, a pediatrician)... and I ask for guidance. |
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Edited by
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Wed 07/08/09 10:31 AM
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I've NEVER taken my son to the ER. There is rarely a need for such a thing. Unless you over-react to just about everything. I took him to urgent care about a year ago to get an x-ray to R/O a hairline fracture of the elbow as he landed on his palm and wasn't using his arm. It was negative, but I had to be sure. He resumed use of his arm in a couple days. If there is a concern, I call my family doctor (well, okay I usually call me dad, a pediatrician)... and I ask for guidance. |
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Ohhh I didn't mean to say there was never a need for the ER. Fractures, anaphylaxis, jagged or severe lacerations, head injuries, seizures, etc. are ALL good reasons. Plus many more.
Three times in a month is either a lie, munchausen's by proxy, or an overprotective parent. But I might be lenient, due to my having butterfly bandages and all! |
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Ohhh I didn't mean to say there was never a need for the ER. Fractures, anaphylaxis, jagged or severe lacerations, head injuries, seizures, etc. are ALL good reasons. Plus many more. Three times in a month is either a lie, munchausen's by proxy, or an overprotective parent. But I might be lenient, due to my having butterfly bandages and all! |
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I'm going to have to say it...I know I'm such a biotch.
My kiddo is in the house by 8pm. Urgent care here is open til then. I don't let my son go gallavanting all night or late at night so the ER for me, is truly in emergent situations. Life or death... ER's are designed for that. Maybe it's 'cus my mom is a trauma nurse and I'd never waste the time of ER staff with a minor thing.... |
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