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We're Moving down from Illinois, and I Have Some Questions.
Asked by A.B. from Dallas
on May 12, 2008
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Hey moms, My husband's work is moving us down there. He starts work on June 16th and we're getting everything ready to move and he's going down next week to find us a...
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- Hey there! Congrats, I know you'll love it here. I am a former teacher turned Realtor and would love to chat with you and help you find the best house in the best scho...
- I agree with far north Carrolton... LISD is better. Depending on where he works in Farmer's Branch you could do Irving off the 635 too... If he has flexible start...
- You've gotten an awful lot of comments that run the spectrum here. Many of the comments talk about traffic issues. Living in a huge metropolitan area, change happen...
Would This Be Fair to a Nanny?
Asked by J.T. from New York
on August 6, 2012
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When we go away, we pay our nanny full wage and also pay for our dog to go to a kennel type place. Taking care of our dog some is part of the nanny's daily responsib...
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- J., here's my feeling. If you weren't going on vacation, you would be paying her to work. However, just because you are going on vacation doesn't mean she still shou...
- I think if the Nanny is good to YOU and your kids, then you have to pay to keep her happy. How would you feel if she quit over this? You are the one choosing to go ...
- If you are the ones choosing to go on vacation she should still be paid. She is available to care for the kids, but you decided to leave. Just like a daycare center w...
What Type of Job Can I Do from Home?
Asked by C.C. from Philadelphia
on October 31, 2010
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I didn't finish college. My husband works long hrs. We have 3 kids. I would love to work about 5 hrs a week.from home I do NOT want to put any money towards something....
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- if your creative enough, you could make custom bows and hair things ant tutu's and shirts and stuff, like this is one of the people i order from :) http://www.faceboo...
- Kind of depends on your goal - are you wanting to get out? Or do you feel your income is necessary (or would at least relieve some of the pressure on your husband). I'...
- Do you type and spell well?? Why not look into transcription services like Medical Billing coding, etc. I believe you may need to complete a certificate program fo...
Experience: Husband Hiding Cheating Them Move Out. Divrce Papers
Asked by M.C. from Minneapolis
on April 22, 2011
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Please I am wondering if anyone has experience with a husband cheating then moving out into girlfriends house, wanting wife to sign divorce paperwork or threatening to...
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- I agree don't sign anything! He's more than likely going to get joint custody anyway and or visitation rights so waiting is her best option. Sounds like he has papers ...
- My husband is a divorce/family lawyer in Hastings. As everyone else says, don't sign anything. The process is slow, and you have every right to not be pressured. At...
- Been there, done that. I would be happy to talk with her and share my insights. Have her email me. ____@____.com
Text Books and Scholarships and Dorms... Oh My!
Asked by R.M. from Columbus
on December 14, 2010
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My son is a sophomore in High School. We've had all sorts of different college-based talked with him over the past year and a half. To be honest, I think the poor kid ...
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- I bugged my daughter about applying for scholarships for a year. She half-heartedly did a couple of them (which she didn't win), and that was that. So now she is goi...
- I was just recently made aware of a company called 123College. The primary goal of this company is to help the student (and his/her parents) find as much "free" money...
- I would recommend the Dorm Survival Book--you can probably get it online at Amazon. I would also share budgets for the household--and somewhere along the way, get a b...
Need Help from Others Who Have Been Through This in the Past...
Asked by M.P. from New York
on February 14, 2011
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My husband and I have a suttiation that we would like to avoid in the future and I'm turning to you ladies for some advise. Maybe some of you have been through someth...
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- Have the daughter fill out the forms and see what happens with how much comes in financial aid, loans, and how much the family is responsible for. If he is responsible...
- Generally it is upheld that for in-state college tuition dad pays 1/3, mom pays 1/3 and student pays 1/3 regardless of their respective incomes. This can be discussed...
- When it was set up it should have include how much each parent and child will pay. My husband has it set up with his ex for two children that each of them will pay ha...
To Go Full or Part Time?
Asked by E.M. from Lawton
on April 21, 2008
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I have a big descicion to make here..... I have been putting off going back to school for the past 3 years. Now I have decided to get enrolled and go. But right now I ...
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- Go part time. There will be surprises and adjustments and you will have to work harder than you expect to in order to get good grades. Don't overwhelm yourself. As ...
- E., I went back to school 1 year after my divorce. I waited till my baby was right at 16 months old. I have been going since summer of 2005. There were 2 semesters...
- the most important thing is taking care of Kalub. I'd recommend you go part-time, so you don't find yourself unable to parent him. 2 jobs is already overload, even i...
Child Support ?
Asked by L.H. from Houston
on September 6, 2009
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Hi all,
We just found out my 17 yr old stepdaughter is having a baby. She turns 18 in January and will graduate in June. My question is if for someone reason she does...
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- I would call the attorney generals office. Also, alot of attorney's will talk to you for free on the first consultation but have your questions ready. In my divorce ...
- Not sure what state you're in but if you're in the state of Texas, the general rule is that you pay child support until the child reaches the age of 18 or graduates hi...
- I'm not at all sure about how this might apply to your situation, but if I'm not mistaken, a pregnant woman (no matter her age) can be considered an emancipated minor ...
Credit cards/Debt/Living Within Your Means
Asked by C.O. from Washington DC
on August 5, 2011
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there have been a ton of questions on here lately about credit cards, debt and living within your means....there was one mom who emptied her wallet and was surprised.....
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- Well, I like to use credit cards, because I get cash back on my purchases. We never carry a balance, so I don't think I live beyond my means at all. If you are able ...
- We've been a cash only family for a few years, as well. Here's why I WANT a credit card: - My dog broke his foot. We had to wait ELEVEN days to get paid, because...
- We are working hard to be a cash only family too! We are only $2000 in credit card debt and working hard to get it paid off, but due to unforseen medical expenses we ...
How Do You Emotionally Prepare to Be Laid Off?
Asked by M.S. from Chicago
on January 19, 2011
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I'm curious...is there a way to emotionally prepare for a layoff? I'm not asking how to prepare financially as that's obvious...but how does one handle it emotionally?...
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- Well, I can't speak from direct experience, since I was blindsided after 18 years in a downsizing wave. (I have since been asked back to the same company.) BUT I will ...
- For many of us, our job is, in effect, a major relationship in our lives. Even though it's not a person, it's something you spend a lot of time on, put a lot of effort...
- Two years ago my husband was given two months notice that he was going to be laid off. I was pregnant with our first child, we had just bought our first home, and we t...
