My Husband Offered Me $250,000 While I Was in Labor—Then He Discovered the Daughter He Rejected Had a Twin Brother
The court would consider the relevant financial information and lawful factors.
I did not assume his former salary would answer every future calculation, and I did not agree that losing his job made our children’s costs disappear.
The separate processes continued at their own pace.
When Dana asked how I was managing, I told her I was tired of being sensible.
“That doesn’t mean you’re failing,” she said.
“I know.
I just want to be tired without anybody turning it into evidence that I can’t do this.”
She listened.