www.divorcedparents.co.uk Sandra Rea
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W
hen I went through my divorce I believed I would get a good settlement to
help me provide for my kids. That’s not what happened. I had to find a new, more creative ways to function. As a writer and marketing professional, I had always used my creativity to earn an income, but I’d have to be more
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creative in my approach to life than ever before.
I was married for 16 years. In logical terms this would mean fair child support and alimony. That didn’t happen. Let me dispell the myth that we divorced women get big money in child support and alimony. The divorced women I meet are of tougher
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