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Stassy · Joined: 17 Jul 17 Posts: 42

this is hard and embarrassing.... my mate was very abusive for many years. even arrested last year for assaulting children and myself. there is no reconciling. she is gone and no idea where. not heard from her. probably not even in this state. maybe not even in this country as she has family/friends outside of us. what i am doing is for the children, for their safety.

i do not have money that i can whip up three to four figures at one time to do this divorce stuff. i need someone that is willing to work with me, and not going to charge me half a year's rent!! i do not know where she is and i only have 2-3 contacts that may have an idea, if they willing to provide me the info.

i have called two dozen and they are all pretty much saying the same thing: pay them to chat for a few minutes even if i am not going to hire them, while they tell me their fees are astronomical. some said i can hire a private investigator. please, i can barely pay a lawyer let alone that. i got kids to feed. this has to be done, but within my financial abilities.

i live in raleigh and do not have time nor money to drive to a hundred places for those half hour consultations and i would prefer to stick with someone within raleigh limits if i have to visit him/her after work, unless we can do most stuff electronically if needed then not matter where they are located.

can you please give me some personal recommendations i can contact? this is a painful situation and i am stressed enough trying to deal with this, but i got children to protect and i am always praying she is safe wherever she is.

thank you.

oXY · Joined: 01 Apr 17 Posts: 22

I want to divorce my wife. I feel she is an evil person, and she even physically and mentally abuses our 4 year old child. She treats me terribly, and she can't handle it when she doesn't get her way. It's her way, or the high way (so to speak). I found Right Lawyers and I want to contact them.
The only reason why I have not divorced her yet is because of my child. I don't know who will look after my child. We have no relatives here, and all my friends are busy with their own thing, and I can't afford a nanny. Good luck to you...

lukasponi · Joined: 11 Jun 21 Posts: 26

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