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hay rick

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1. Victory for whom?
Thu May 31, 2012, 05:16 PM
May 2012

Unless I misunderstand your post, this decision sounds like a disaster for the children. If your client exhausts her income buying one bus ticket every two weeks, I have to wonder how she is going to support and take care of 5 children as a single parent. Her income and whatever help is available from our frayed safety net would seem to assure that the children are raised in impoverished circumstances with all the disadvantages that implies.

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Victory for whom? hay rick May 2012 #1
Our client was forced to take ANY employment in order to allow her the flexibility no_hypocrisy May 2012 #2
I hope things work out for the kids. hay rick May 2012 #3
It was beyond "plausible". It was compelling. no_hypocrisy Jun 2012 #4
Appreciate the expanded explanation. hay rick Jun 2012 #5
Post removed Post removed Aug 2012 #6
UPDATE no_hypocrisy Sep 2012 #7
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