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    oddthomas
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    Default Divorce lawyer recommendation (Boulder)?

    My wife was recently arrested for domestic violence against myself, has a restraining order against her, and she is now filing for Divorce. I was served the papers this morning. She is suffering from severe postpartum depression (hence the violence) but I need a recommendation if anyone has one for a good family divorce lawyer in the Boulder area. Kids are involved.

    Given her current mental state she is refusing any type of mental and/or medication for her condition although I suppose the court will force something on her next month during the pre-trial.

    Sigh. Life sucks sometimes.

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    protect all your assets ASAP.

    lock bank accounts and cancel credit cards!


    and sorry, I can't recommend a lawyer in your area.

    IM me if you have any questions or need some advice (been down this road 4 years ago)

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    Kevin McDowell. 303-449-1202

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    Sorry about your troubles. I wish you lived in the springs. My lawyer is Deanne Cain-Fischlein. She kicks my ex's ass in everything. :mrgreen:

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    Thank you for the replies. It's hard to talk with your best friend when she is totally out to lunch with hatred. I never realized that postpartum changes someone that much. I suppose some of it is guilt from me finding out 2 years ago that my 8 year old daughter is not mine from a 12 year marriage. Sigh.

    Feel free to call me an idiot but her rage was so intense that I asked the Deputies to come over and help me secure and store my firearms for me. I have receipts for everything marked "Voluntarily given" and they were extremely cool about the whole thing. One of them was a Marine and we had a great time fooling with the AR's, he even mentioned that he'll have the armorer fix my ejector on my 870 for me. He gave me some shit about using an EOTech though, "all we had were iron sites in my day!" which was funny. "But at least I could go FullAuto!"

    Very very nice Deputies, frankly I was amazed at how nice and understanding they were. I'll get everything back once things cool down but I'm glad to have all of my firearms out of the house and stored in a safe location for right now. Although I sure miss shooting paper; it was one of my ways to take a break and have some quiet time by myself.

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    Nobody will give you a hard time about securing your firearms. Especially when people's lives could potentialy be at risk.

    Some of us may have gone another way, but atleast you're lookin out and thinking with your head.

    I've never been married, so i can't recommend a lawyer. I will tell you to look into pre-paid legal, they give reduced rates on all legal services.

    Good luck.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oddthomas
    ... I suppose some of it is guilt from me finding out 2 years ago that my 8 year old daughter is not mine from a 12 year marriage. Sigh.

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    HOLY POOP!!!

    and it's 2 years later??

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    Yep, 2 years ago. I try to practice forgiveness as one of my personal improvement goals and although it was extremely painful to find that out it was a great lesson to learn forgiveness from. It's actually harder than it sounds :cry:

    But I feel like a fool for not reading the writing on the wall. Well...live and learn. I'm just tired of being hurt so deeply. Again. It's time to take charge and start protecting myself a wee bit more.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oddthomas
    Yep, 2 years ago. I try to practice forgiveness as one of my personal improvement goals and although it was extremely painful to find that out it was a great lesson to learn forgiveness from. It's actually harder than it sounds :cry:

    But I feel like a fool for not reading the writing on the wall. Well...live and learn. I'm just tired of being hurt so deeply. Again. It's time to take charge and start protecting myself a wee bit more.
    Your not a fool I am not going to go into detail but I was engaged and I kicked her A$$ to the curb. I had to see her for the first time in 17 years last summer at my 20 year high school reunion and lets just say I was an A-hole. Some things can not be forgiven.

    She is living back with mommy and daddy which made me feel in a sadistic way good. :twisted: She came up to me started small talk we chatted for a few. Then she said wow you have done really well for your self....I said yep and walked away. The clothes I had on, My leathers since I rode my Harley :mrgreen: are worth more than she will ever be. That is called poetic justice. I hope you get yours. [wink]

    I hope it all works out for you and wish you the best, What your going through really sucks! Your not a fool as the saying goes love is blind. We have all let our hearts blind us at one time or another it is nothing to be ashamed of. Keep your chin up and someday you will be the one laughing at yourself thinking WTF was I ever thinking.

    I thought I was made a fool of before I kicked her A$$ to the curb. In the end it was not me that was the fool and your not a fool either trust me you will see it someday.
    "The people never give up their liberties but under some delusion." (Edmund Burke 1784)

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    Quote Originally Posted by HunterCO
    I hope it all works out for you and wish you the best, What your going through really sucks! Your not a fool as the saying goes love is blind. We have all let our hearts blind us at one time or another it is nothing to be ashamed of. Keep your chin up and someday you will be the one laughing at yourself thinking WTF was I ever thinking.

    I thought I was made a fool of before I kicked her A$$ to the curb. In the end it was not me that was the fool and your not a fool either trust me you will see it someday.
    Thank you! That was exactly what I needed to hear.

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