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Old 07-06-2005, 11:52 AM   #4860
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Originally posted by Shape Shifter
Divorce lawyers have every incentive to maximize their billings. Fully litigating divorce and custody issues tends to benefit nobody except the attorneys. I know people who have litigated custody issues to death only to end up with the standard custody arrangement and $60k in legal bills. There are cheaper ways to get revenge.
On the plus side, my godfather put his separation dispute (the question was whether or not they were married, since Texas has common law marriage) on his Amex and something near a million miles off of the whole thing. Amex flew him to the US Open last year as a thank you to one of their better clients.

Oh, and, after a full trial and two years of bickering, several other severed relationships as friends and family took sides, a possible defamation suit, and a good several hundred thousand dollars, the judge agreed that they were never married.
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