Livlass. Me too. And then some with bells on. So sorry for you in your darkest hours. All solicitors want is cash or equity. They aren't interested in emotions. I was advised by Cit Advice rep to take free advice from as many solicitors as possible. Keep story short apparently. Solicitors switch off if you become emotional. Keep away from mediator solicitors as they just drag matters on for extra cash. Sounds very much like my story - at his age he has nothing to lose as he holds all the assets and will not divorce for this reason. You have to prove his adultery - more money out of your pocket. Like me, you may have to wait for 2-year separation. One solicitor even advised that at least men die earlier than women. At our age, I think the law needs to be quicker regarding divorce. So stay strong and positive. Take each day as it comes. Eat healthy. Exercise. Keep smiling. Talk to strangers about the weather, and go on from there. Volunteer if you are able to. Find that person you once were. Keep your happiest times to the forefront whether as a child or as an adult. Outlive the b@st@rd and sincere apologies to all for language unbecoming a septuagenarian.
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