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Other People's Problems

Case Study 1

Mr. and Mrs. A have been married 6 years and lived together 5 years before they did the marriage deed.  There's not a ton of money involved, not even any property.  They had just leased a new condo; it's a rental without equity.  They're pensioners, with no children.  His income is a little over $38,000, hers is about half of that. Everything is fine; they have the condo and get by.

He decides life would be better with another woman.  He moves in with his personal support worker; her real name is Marjorie, but you won't hear any more about her, sorry. He times his departure just before a disability pension kicks in with a $65,000 one time payment, plus he's going to be getting an extra $700 each month. 

Mrs. A does not want him to go. She still likes him.  But he's gone, and Mrs. A is short of money.  The condo lease is too high, and then there are the bills that he says he'll pay one day.  Mr. A has it good; a new honey to laugh at his jokes and coin to spare.

Somehow she scrapes enough money to buy a copy of this book. 57 days later she tells me how she followed Chapter 2 and without going to court is now hundreds of dollars a month richer. 

Note: If Mr. A had purchased this book he would have discovered a fine defence and would have made good his financial escape.

Case Study #2

Mrs. EP lives in Ontario and after a 32 year marriage she was in desperate need of money. Mr. P declined to even discuss spousal support; and that is his right, because we all know that spousal support can only be arranged by coming to an agreement or by having a court make the decision.

Mrs. EP used the book to create a very detailed and bulky separation agreement for his consideration. It took her more than a month to collect evidence and write the agreement. She followed the recommended steps to create a compelling case for spousal support. She then mailed it to him and gave him 7 days to respond.

He did not sign the agreement but sent back a nasty letter. In the letter he agreed that there was entitlement. Half the battle was won, in that the first step to getting support is to establish her entitlement.

The rest was simply a few more steps to negotiating an acceptable amount. This case ended only after 2 months. It did not take lawyers 3 years of back and forth, nor did it take thousands in fees. Mrs. EP is very happy.

Case Study #3

Mrs. and Mr. PB from the south had a different problem. He's a college professor with a decent income and with a willingness to pay alimony - but they could not agree on their calculations. .Jointly they used the formulas in book to come to terms. She now gets 45% of his after-tax income, including a good chunk of his pension. They agreed without lawyers, and both are satisfied with the outcome. Unfortunately not all cases work this well. The point here is that they used the book to avoid fighting and spending their money on lengthy litigation.

Case Study #4

Not a good outcome for Mrs. H from Kingston. She used the courts to force Mr. H to pay spousal support. And failed.
Her problem was that she wrote essays. The court does not want essays; the court wants facts and evidence. She failed because she did not establish entitlement, so it did not matter how much money he had available. She should have read the book first, then she would have know how to present things to the court.

Wanting to resolve spousal support and getting it done are not the same. You need to take action today. You can get rolling in the next minute.