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Steven M. Bishop, divorce attorney in San Diego, understands the unfortunate fact that a family cannot live as cheaply divided as it can together. When couples are faced with financial problems during a San Diego divorce, the court’s decision on economic issues is extremely important.
QUESTION: My fiance and I are getting married in a
couple of months. He is divorced, and has a 5-year-old boy with his ex-wife.
Ever since my fiance’s ex-wife learned about me, she has tried to limit my
fiance’s time with their son. She also threatens him constantly, saying if he
marries me, she will take him back to court for more child support which I will
have to pay, since I make more...
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